The infographic "5 Steps to Restore Limestone Floors from Chips and Cracks" provides a step-by-step guide to reviving damaged limestone surfaces. Limestone, a natural stone formed from ancient marine fossils, is known for its elegant off-white appearance and fine texture. However, over time, it can develop chips, cracks, and surface stains due to heavy foot traffic, moisture exposure, and lack of proper maintenance.

The infographic highlights the common issues limestone floors face, such as alkali stains and efflorescence, which appear as discoloration or a white, powdery residue. To restore the floor, the process involves using specialized mortars and sealants to repair chips and cracks. These materials are carefully applied, leveled, and blended with the surrounding stone to achieve a seamless finish.

The guide also emphasizes proper sanding and sealing techniques to enhance durability and restore the stone’s natural beauty. Following these steps helps maintain the elegance and longevity of limestone flooring.