How you can avoid limestone cowboys Lay down some simple rules so your flash new floor won't look like a dog's breakfast

From: Mail on Sunday | Date: June 12, 2005| Author: LOWRI TURNER | Copyright information

It is the material of the moment. Everything from kitchen worktops and dining-room floors to entire bathrooms are now being made from limestone.

Where once we might have flirted with black marble, or even multicoloured slate, now the whole country seems to have fallen in love with creamy white limestone.

But this love story doesn't always have a happy ending.

Choose the wrong stone, lay it badly or fail to seal it properly and that immaculate new floor can look like a d...

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