Caithness stone for internal floors

Suitability	Floors
Stone type	Sandstone
Finish	Honed Polished Riven
New / reclaimed	New

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Caithness stone flooring is used throughout the world in many differing environments. It is ideal when used with underfloor heating, creating a very cosy environment.

Caithness stone is a highly manageable stone which requires little maintenance. It is easily installed, hard wearing and combines well with other materials (such as wood or steel) for a decorative effect.

Caithness Stone Industries can provide any shape specified or etch any design onto the stone, add a personal touch to schemes.

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• Caithness stone for external areas

  

  Caithness Stone Industries

  Caithness stone paving is offered in various finishes. The most popular for external projects is riven, although matt, antique and polished are also specified.

• CNC and waterjet design for stone

  

  Caithness Stone Industries

  Caithness Stone Industries (CSI) offers a complete design service using a selection of machines that includes laser-etching, sand-blasting, CNC-machining and waterjet-cutting processes to create outstanding pieces of work. There are no restrictions on the materials that can be used and no limit to what can be achieved.

• Laser and sandblasting design for stone

  

  Caithness Stone Industries

  Caithness Stone Industries (CSI) offers a complete design service using a selection of machines including laser etching, sand blasting, CNC machining and waterjet cutting processes to create outstanding pieces of work. There are no restrictions on the materials that can be used and no limit to what can be achieved.

• Paving and flooring, Aberdeen University Library

  

  Caithness Stone Industries

  As the flagship project of the second phase of Aberdeen University's Sixth Century Campaign, this £57 million project was the largest capital fundraising project undertaken to date by the institution. The brief was for an iconic, intellectual and cultural facility for both the University community, the city of Aberdeen and for scholars and the wider public throughout the world.  The new library building was to be situated centrally in the old university campus and was designed by Stephen Willacy of Schmidt Hammer Larssen architect.

• Caithness stone flooring, National Museum of Scotland

  

  Caithness Stone Industries

  The National Museum of Scotland, a grade-A listed Victorian building, was redeveloped primarily to improve the quality of access, improve the circulation of visitors within the building and to improve energy use and sustainability. New public spaces and entrances were required, allowing the museum to reconnect with the surrounding cityscape.  The old Chambers Street entrance, via a large, imposing stone staircase presented significant obstacle to the elderly, disabled or those with pushchairs.

• Caithness stone flooring and paving, Rosslyn Chapel

  

  Caithness Stone Industries

  Rosslyn Chapel was awarded over £7 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund and Historic Scotland for a major restoration programme, and to build a new reception area, exhibition and interpretation space, cafe and gift shop. The new facilities were required following a sharp rise in visitor numbers since the worldwide success of Dan Brown's novel The Da Vinci Code, and the subsequent 2006 film, in which the chapel is a key setting.