Brown Kota Stone overview
Brown Kota stone is a warmer-toned limestone from the Kota region, ranging from light brown to deeper earthy shades. It is used where buyers want a traditional, sandy look instead of blue-grey.
It is popular for outdoor flooring, terraces and pathways in rough or natural finish, and for interiors in polished finish. Like all natural stone, the shade is not uniform across a lot.
Available sizes and thicknesses
Typical formats in the Kota stone trade. Availability of each combination for brown kota stone changes with stock — please confirm before ordering.
| Format | Sizes | Thickness |
|---|---|---|
| Tiles (standard cut) | 16×16, 18×18, 20×20, 22×22, 24×24 in | 20–25 mm typical |
| Rectangular cut | 24×12, 24×18, 4×2 ft | 20–30 mm typical |
| Random / un-calibrated slabs | Mixed lengths approx. 2–6 ft | 20–40 mm |
| Custom cut | As per drawing | On request |
Finishes
- Natural (cut face)
- Semi-polished
- Polished / mirror polished
- Rough / leather
- Anti-skid textured
Use polished or semi-polished finishes for dry interiors, and rough, natural or anti-skid finishes for outdoor, wet and sloped areas. See the sizes & finishes guide.
Applications
- Terraces and balconies
- Outdoor paving
- Living areas with warm decor
- Staircases
Advantages and limitations
Advantages
- Warm look that hides dust better than blue
- Durable for outdoor use in rough finish
Limitations
- Availability varies by quarry
- Colour consistency needs checking on large orders
Brown Kota Stone price
The price of brown kota stone depends on grade, colour, thickness, finish, size and cutting, order quantity, freight to your site, loading/unloading, GST and current market conditions. Contact us for the latest Kota Stone price based on your required product, size, finish, quantity and delivery location.
Read more in our Kota stone price guide.
Buying guidance
- Ask for photos or a physical sample of the actual lot, not a catalogue image.
- Choose grade by visibility: selected grade for living areas, standard grade for back areas.
- Match finish to the area — never mirror polish on wet exterior surfaces.
- Calculate area in sq ft and add 5–10% wastage (more for random slabs).
- Confirm thickness tolerance, delivery timeline, freight and unloading responsibility.
