The origins of coralina tile is a complex limestone sedimentary rock. On the ocean floor, coral, shells, fossils, coral sand, and limestone compress into a natural stone. Coralina, often called a coral stone, looks like a beautiful, creamy tile with the soft texture of porous stone. Blocks and rocks are quarried from land that millions of years ago were part of the ocean. Natural coral stone is a product of great utility and preference for designers of landscapes, swimming pools and other exterior works. It offers natural beauty, durability, and quality. The main properties are the less slippery for wet areas, non-absorption of heat. Coral stone is used on exteriors, swimming pool coping, wall cladding, floors, chimneys, planters, and benches, to embellish any natural landscape. In addition to its beauty, our coral stone provides durability while maintaining a pleasant, cool temperature in even the most extreme climates. Its resistance to rain, heat and the cold has been proven coral stone to be the preferred material for tropical countries. Its resistance to intense cold of -40 degrees Fahrenheit has also been verified in freezing climates. Patios and exteriors are often given a luxurious, tasteful look with coral stone. Its versatility can also be seen in columns, balusters, cornices, and paving stones that can beautify terraces, staircases, and corridors.