FACTORY - RMS STONEX
Registered Address:RMS Marble, A 56, RIICO Industrial Area, Phase 1 RICCO Industrial Area, Kishangarh - 305801, Ajmer, Rajasthan, India , Kishangarh- 305801, Rajasthan, India
Incepted in the year 1978, "Rms Stonex", is a pioneering Manufacturer, Importer, Exporter, and wholesaler firm dealing in premium quality Tiles, Marbles and Artifacts. We offer a wide assortment of quality approved products including Marble Texture, Granites, Makrana White Marbles, and Marble Jalis And Stone Work which accelerates our progress in the competitive vertical. We rank amongst the most trusted business entities providing marble tiles featuring a comprehensive line of benefits, such as captivating look, glossy finish, chip resistance, ability to withstand weather and lustrous shine. We strive to create a firm client base by garnering the commercial and residential construction needs at a competitive price. Our importing countries are Turkey, Italy, Spain, China, Vietnam, Brazil, Oman.
We bring together the ethos and business philosophy of integrity that guides our people to optimize their knowledge and expertise to its fullest. Further, we implement prevailing technology to source and process marble and granite tiles that made our products long lasting, attractive and worthwhile. We believe that our ability to confer a keen insight on the ongoing market trends is the way forward that helped us to enlarge our commercial footprint. Apart from this, we empower progress to our partnered vendor base and logistic companies that underpins our commitment to quality and timely deliveries.
Our leader and mentor "Mr. Rohit Ladha", motivates us to focus on the client-centric business philosophy. His rich industrial expertise and keen approach towards clients’ expectations eared us the pioneering repute in the industry.
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What's not to love about natural stone flooring? It has timeless good looks, durability, is easy to clean and maintain and works brilliantly with underfloor heating.
The only real problem with stone flooring is knowing which type of stone to choose, with there being such a wide choice of materials and styles on offer. Our guide will give you the lowdown on the various stones that work best as flooring, their costs and any pros and cons you should be aware of.
Choosing Stone Flooring
There are many different types of stone flooring out there. Your choice should be based on a number of factors, including:
Your budget
The expected amount of foot traffic the floor will be exposed to
What the room will be used for
The interior style you want to achieve
The amount of maintenance you are prepared to carry out
Can Stone Flooring be Used Outside Too?
Many natural stone flooring types are suitable for use inside and outside — perfect in situations where you want to create a seamless flow from inside to out.
These include limestone, sandstone, slate, granite and even marble. The key thing to ensure is that the tiles you buy are flagged as being suitable for outdoor use and are in a thickness suitable for their application.
Which natural stone finish should you choose for your tiles?
The finish you choose will affect the overall look of your tiles and, as a result, your room. This glossary tells you what's what in floor tile finishes.
Honed – a smooth, matt surface for a natural look.
Tumbled – an aged or distressed finish created by the tumbling process, which uses a machine with water and stones to give softer edges.
Riven – stone, usually slate, is split to expose the natural texture for a rustic look.
Brushed – a finish that is created by stiff bristles for a slightly rough appearance.
Hammered – the surface has been finished with a pocked effect.
Pillowed – a description used for stone that has soft, rounded edges.
Polished – smoothed for a glossy finish.
Flamed – a textured, non-reflective surface produced by a flame; sometimes referred to as a thermal finish.
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