White Felsite Tiles & Slabs

Felsite Stone is of volcanic origin not glassy, with light tints, in more or less degree quartzous, carbonated stone that can't be confused with tuff. Felsite Stone is denser and heavier than tufa types and is distinguished with its structure, that is why it is often called the volcanic equivalent of granite.

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Mafic lava creates basalt while felsic lava produces andesitic and rhyolite rocks. Either in describing rocks or lava, mafic means that the lava or rock has less silica while felsic implies that the lava or rock has the most silica.

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Felsite Stone can be used in masonry projects, wall coverings cut into tiles, landscaping design project, fountains, sculptures, etc. It is not recommended for use on kitchen counters or floor coverings

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