Reviewed directory guide
Moca Creme is the only current approved profile recorded with Portugal as its origin country. It is a beige commercial limestone direction with linear character. The origin tag does not establish quarry, bedding, pore structure, finish outcome, test values, exterior suitability, availability or shipment scope; review current material and applicable project evidence.
Reviewed directory guide · VeyraStone Editorial Review
Additional names: Moca Cream, Moca Creme Médio, Moca Cream Medium Grain
Portugal
Limestone
Moca Creme is a Portuguese beige limestone associated with the Pé da Pedreira and Alcanede quarry area, recognized…
The Portugal directory currently represents one limestone identity rather than every Portuguese stone. Moca Creme can support restrained warm architectural surfaces, but cut direction, bedding, fossils or pores and finish affect the result. Compare current pieces at project scale, especially when linear movement must continue across panels, stairs or long floor runs.
Country does not prove quarry, block, background, bedding frequency, pore structure, repairs, slab dimensions or physical properties. Brushed, bush-hammered, honed or sandblasted options can change color and texture. Request current-lot images, representative samples and treatment disclosure. If exterior or wet use is proposed, obtain applicable evidence for the selected material and finish.
State application, interior or exterior exposure, dimensions, finish, cut direction, quantity, destination and required documentation. Coordinate joints, drainage, support, setting or anchorage and maintenance with qualified project parties. Confirm provenance level, supplier, processing, inspection, packing, timing and replacement strategy in the written sourcing scope.
Written confirmation
Evidence basis
Sources support the visible general guidance. They do not approve a selected product, lot, assembly, fabrication method, installation or commercial offer.
Commercial and geological classification and source-reference context.
Third-party certification and responsible-sourcing specification context.
Procurement note
Confirm the actual lot, visual range, finish, dimensions, fabrication scope, test documents, quantity, packing, destination, timing, and commercial terms in writing.
Send a stone brief
Germany (1) 
Italy (1) 
Spain (1)