Introduction
Red Mandana stone is reddish brown sandstone that naturally occurs in Kota, Rajasthan. These stones have a certain consistency in color and pattern which is why hotels prefer red Mandana stone for flooring. It can give a very rich look to any interior space, yet has a hint of rustic and traditional grace to it. As a red mandana Stone supplier, we can assure you that it is one of the most sought after stones as it is not only a treat for an eye, but is quite robust to various weather conditions, resists chemical stains, water and heat and also has anti slip properties.
All these qualities along with accessibility price make red Mandana stone for flooring a popular choice for both residential and commercial spaces. Here are some tips to keep in mind when choosing Red Mandana stone for flooring:
Things To Look at:
Look for color consistency: The color of high-quality Kota stone tiles will be consistent throughout the stone.
Check for surface uniformity: A high-quality Red Mandana sandstone should have a uniform surface that is free from any pits, holes, or rough patches. Inspect the surface of the stone for any irregularities or unevenness.
Look for cracks: Examine the stone closely for any cracks, fissures, or fractures. These may affect the durability of the stone and make it more prone to breaking or chipping.
Check the thickness: The thickness of the stone should be uniform and appropriate for the expected foot traffic in the area where it will be installed as it will affect durability. As a red mandana Stone supplier and manufacturer, we can customize the thickness of the stone according to your requirement.
Test for hardness: Kota stone flooring is known for its hardness as it ensures its durability and resistance to wear and tear. You can test the hardness of the stone by scratching the surface with a sharp object. If the stone is hard, it will be difficult to scratch.
Check for porosity: Kota stone tiles should have low porosity to make it resistant to moisture and staining. Place a few drops of water on the stone and it should slip off rapidly instead of getting absorbed.
It is always a good idea to see a sample of the red mandana stone in person before making a purchase to ensure that it meets your requirements.