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Discuss sun stone in the Stone Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi guys, I went to look a job tonight and the customer wants a whitish limestone which they called sun stone it looked very like apple stone to me but ...
          
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    Hi guys,
    I went to look a job tonight and the customer wants a whitish limestone which they called sun stone it looked very like apple stone to me but i couldnt tell as there was only one tile there have any of your boys or girls used it for flooring as i know that apple stone is known to be too soft medium usage foot traffic
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    The thing is Gary, some suppliers name stones different to try and be creative/different... when infact it was probs applestone

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    Default Re: sun stone

    Yes prop Apple stone

    Different supplies different names
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    Default Re: sun stone

    Not one that I have come across myself. Have they been sold as floor tiles? Have you had a surf on the interweb?
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