Dune Limestone

Name: Dune Limestone pool coping tiles and poolside paving tiles
Brand: The Pool Tile Company
SKU: dunlim

Dune Limestone square edge pool coping and surround tiles

Dune Limestone square edge pool coping with Dark Grey Ceramic waterline tile

Dune Limestone

Dune Limestone is so pretty it hurts! Pinky brown hues, smooth and cool and dappled with delightful and elegant shells. Like dancing in a chiffon dress invoking the glamour and charm of yesteryear.
Dune delivers a luxurious tone and finish with natural variation from tile to tile. The classic brown or taupe colours are popular with current colour trends. After further weathering, it is not unusual for some of the shells to break away from the main tile leaving behind a small pit where the shell was. These add character to your paving and are not considered a fault. Being a limestone tile you will also see veins which are also an inherent property of this natural stone tile. Natural colour and texture variations hide marks like dirt and leaves. It is cool underfoot and offers moderate slip resistance. It is accurately sized and is easy to lay. Tumbled Limestone has natural holes in the surface adding texture to the finish.

Also see detailed coping profiles and sizes for Dune Limestone.

Product Specifications

Stone Tile Size	400 x 400 x 20mm, 600 x 400 x 30mm
Tone	Warm
Tile Finish	Non-Slip, Tumbled
Coping Options	Bullnose, Natural Edge
Slip Rating	This tile has a P5 slip rating (highest possible) using the wet pendulum slip resistance test. At least a P4 rating is required for pool surrounds.
Matching Skimmer Lid	HIDE Kit (for onsite install), Quad premade
Custom Orders	You can choose your own sizes pattern profile and surface finish – allow 8-10 weeks from order date.

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Maintenance

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Maintenance

Requires sealing with a penetrating sealer to make cleaning easier. Use a pH neutral cleaner such as detergent and avoid acids in cleaning. When choosing a natural stone coping around your pool, it is imperative to keep your water level at least 75mm from the bottom of the coping edge. This is especially true if you have a salt water pool! If the water is too close to your natural stone, the salt can be drawn up by the sun through the stone causing salt attack. If you don’t have an overflow valve/pipe you need to reduce your water levels manually. In addition to the correct water levels being adhered to, coping pieces should be sealed, within a few weeks of the pool being filled with water, using a ‘consolidating sealer’ and then a ‘penetrating sealer’, as per professional advice and manufacturer recommendations.