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Bush-Hammered Stone Finish
A bush-hammered stone finish creates a pronounced, regularly impacted texture. VeyraStone records it as a reviewed discussion option for Moca Creme and Jura Beige limestone. Impact pattern, relief, edge condition, thickness allowance, fossils, pores, cleaning and weather exposure vary with material and processing, so a full sample and applicable project evidence are required.
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Bush hammering can create a robust tactile surface and stronger shadow than fine brushing or sandblasting. On limestone, the process may expose fossils, bedding or pore differences and can materially lighten the appearance. Moca Creme and Jura Beige should be sampled independently because their fabric and visual response are not interchangeable despite sharing a broad beige family.
Variation and evidence
Tool size, impact spacing, depth, stone hardness and piece thickness influence the result. Heavy texture near edges or openings can create different fabrication constraints, and rough faces can collect soil. The finish may vary across repairs or fills. Approve the proposed tool pattern, texture range, edge transition, sealer and cleaning method on current material.
Project confirmation
Define the intended floor, stair, wall, facade or landscape context; traffic; wetting; freeze-thaw; drainage; dimensions; joints; support and maintenance. Request applicable performance evidence for the selected limestone and finish. Coordinate minimum thickness, edge zones, handling, packing and installation with experienced parties before finalizing the specification.
Written confirmation
What to include in the next brief.
- Approve tool pattern, relief, thickness, edge transition, treatments, cleaning and project-specific evidence.
- Define the finish through a representative sample made on the selected material.
- Record face, edges, cut direction, treatments, tolerance, inspection lighting and protection requirements.
- Request applicable evidence where traffic, wetting, abrasion, exterior or freeze-thaw performance matters.
Evidence basis
Reviewed sources
Sources support the visible general guidance. They do not approve a selected product, lot, assembly, fabrication method, installation or commercial offer.
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Dimension Stone Design Manual
Natural Stone Institute
Natural-stone selection, design, installation and maintenance reference context.
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ASTM International Standards for Dimension Stone
Natural Stone Institute
Dimension-stone material specifications, test methods and project-performance context.
Procurement note
A material name is the start of selection, not the final specification.
Confirm the actual lot, visual range, finish, dimensions, fabrication scope, test documents, quantity, packing, destination, timing, and commercial terms in writing.
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