Depending on the quality and source of the sandstone, a sealant may not be required. If you choose high-quality Indian sandstone sourced from India, then our recommendation would be no, a sealant is not necessary. High-quality Indian sandstone is typically extremely dense, non-porous, and hard-wearing, making a sealant an unnecessary additional cost

If you’ve selected high-quality Indian sandstone, a simple wash down to remove surface debris is usually sufficient. However, if you’ve opted for a cheaper variation, considering a sealant may be advisable to protect the longevity and aesthetics of the sandstone.

Each slab and cut of Indian sandstone is unique in both texture and colour, offering a vast array of options. The broad colour spectrum ranges from browns, greys, and creams to bronzes and silvers.