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Spain · Limestone

Gris Pulpis

also known as Limestone Gris Pulpis, Pulpis Grey, Spanish Grey Limestone

Quarried near Pulpis in the Castellon province, Gris Pulpis is a warm grey limestone with fine, consistent texture and subtle fossil content. Among the most versatile Spanish stones, it transitions seamlessly from polished interior floors to sawn exterior cladding. Large slab availability and competitive pricing have made it a staple in Mediterranean architecture and hospitality interiors worldwide.

Origin
Pulpis, Castellon province (Valencia), Spain
Stone type
Limestone
Density
2.55 g/cm³
Look
neutral, warm, versatile, contemporary
Finishes
honed, polished, bush-hammered, sawn
Formats
slab, tile, cut-to-size
Exterior use
Suitable — dense, exterior-grade

Type-level physical facts shown. Per-lot lab values (absorption, flexural strength) confirmed at quotation.

Good to know

Can Gris Pulpis be used on kitchen countertops?

With adequate sealing, yes. It is denser than many limestones and handles everyday kitchen use reasonably well. A honed and sealed finish is recommended for heavy-duty kitchen environments.

Is it available in large format?

Yes — Castellon quarries routinely supply slabs up to 300x140 cm, suitable for seamless cladding panels and large-format floor tiles.

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