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Comblanchien Limestone Slabs & Tiles, France Beige Limestone

Material

Name:
Comblanchien Limestone (See material detail)
Type:
Beige - Limestone
Origin:
France France

Supplier

Main Product: granite, monument

Jean Teirlynck

Jean Teirlynck
Tel: 0032 (0) 67 552 550, 00 32 475 71 34 84

2, Chemin brûlé, 7090 Braine-le-Comte (BELGIQUE)

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Stone Information

Stone Type
Limestone
Color
Beige
Stone Name
Comblanchien Limestone

Product description

The Granites and Lucas Colmant specialized in funerary art. Their purpose is to allow people to keep forever the indelible traces of their loved ones. Creating a monument is probably the cultural founding act of humanity. It is in this tradition that fit the Granites Lucas: the stone work according to the rules of the art in respect of memory.   
The monuments were generally made of blue stone. It is to the sixties as granite appeared to be more resistant material but also more difficult to work.   
In the sixties, Michel Lucas and has a team around him to work granites that come from all over the world: France, Portugal, India, South Africa, Brazil, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Portugal

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Company Profile

Company Name:
Granits Lucas
Business Type:
Natural Stone
Country/Region:
Belgium
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Company Description

The Granites and Lucas Colmant specialized in funerary art. Their purpose is to allow people to keep forever the indelible traces of their loved ones. Creating a monument is probably the cultural founding act of humanity. It is in this tradition that fit the Granites Lucas: the stone work according to the rules of the art in respect of memory.   
The monuments were generally made of blue stone. It is to the sixties as granite appeared to be more resistant material but also more difficult to work.   
In the sixties, Michel Lucas and has a team around him to work granites that come from all over the world: France, Portugal, India, South Africa, Brazil, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Portugal