Saint Maximin Stone
Its identity : Limestone
Its shades : Beige, cream, yellow
Its origins : France – Oise
Available finishes: Soft, polished, brushed, curled, chiselled
Available size : Contact us
Use : Indoors – Outdoors – non-immersible stone
The Saint-Maximin stone – sometimes called Saint Leu of Esserent sonte, Saint-Vaast-lès-Mello stone, or even Paris stone abroad – is a French limestone, from the department of Oise.
Lots of famous historic buildings such as the Louvre, the Chateau de Versailles, the Palais Bourbon or the Place de la Concorde were built with this stone.
Nowadays, this limestone is used in the renovation of modern and historic buildings or as natural aggregates for the realisation of concrete.
It is also used for exterior or interior paving, with a suitable finish.
