Calcareous stones
Blue limestones
Petit granit - Belgian blue limestone
Bocq petit granit
Vinalmont Meuse limestone
Longpré Meuse limestone
Tournai stone - Tournai black
Marbles
Golzinne black marble
Dinant black marble
Red, pink and grey marbles
Grand Antique de Meuse marble
Sandy limestones
Fontenoille sandy limestone
Gobertange sandy limestone
Siliceous stones
Sandstone
Arkose
Quartzite
Schistose sandstone
Schist
Flint
Sandstone
Also known as / varieties
Hard sandstone, Condroz psammite, Meuse sandstone, Famennian sandstone, Grès du Condroz
Extraction zone
Valleys of Amblève, Bocq, Hoyoux, Ourthe and Samson, provinces of Liège and Namur
Mineralogical composition
Quartz 62-78 %, lesser amounts of mica and feldspar
Maximum dimensions of rough blocks
Length 2 m width 1-2 m thickness 07-1,5 m
Minimum thickness for application
Horizontal element 2 cm
Surface treatment
Split, rough split, trimmed, retouched, squared
Common applications
Outside : rubble stone, step, wall coping, corner, window and door sill, claddingstone, paving stone, thin paving stone, floor tile, small tile, border
Inside : interior decoration
Quarries :
M.P.Y. Dapsens private Ltd, Gres du Bois d’Anthisnes private Ltd, Carriere New Wal Pierre / Belpierre private Ltd, TRA.GE.CO. S.A., carrières de Rhisnes S.A.

