Kota Stone Flooring Advantage & Disadvantages

Porous Nature: Kota stone is also porous and thus it absorbs stains and other materials if it is not well polished.

Cold to Touch: Due to its cooling properties it can make the house feel cool and it is ideal for the cold regions.

High Initial Cost: Kota stone can also be as costly as some of the other floor types.

Requires Regular Sealing: Sealing is done occasionally to prevent soil agents such as water and other chemicals from penetrating the stone’s surface.


Most Often Found Differences Between Kota Stone and Granite
Durability: They are both extremely hard-wearing and can stand up to most types of abuse.
Natural Beauty: Both are characterised by a natural and elegant appearance.
Versatility: They can be installed in different environments; in the indoor and the outdoor environment.
Kota Stone vs Granite
Color: Kota stone has a natural grey color while granite are available in various colours.
Hardness: Kota stone is comparatively softer to granite.
Texture: Kota stone is glossy and polished, however granite can be of glossy, honed, polished or bush hammered surfaces.