Expert Answers in Natural Stone
Can Porcelain Tiles be Installed on a Pedestal Floor System?
Historically pedestal floor installations were used to install 2" thick or thicker precast concrete pavers or natural stone tiles. The floor could be level and the gaps between the pavers would facilitate for water to…
Read MoreIs it ok to Install Ceramic Tile or Stone Tile on a Sand Base?
Sand-setting tiles is not considered the best way to install ceramic or natural stone tiles, although it is done and has been done for many years and is normally less expensive than pouring a concrete…
Read MoreShould I Install Limestone Coping on my Pool?
Always take what the contractor says with a grain of salt and make sure there is documents backing it up. Don’t assume they are doing things correctly and read the directions that they likely don’t…
Read MoreWhat are the Natural Stone Countertop Standards ?
ANSWER - The standard practice for suppliers and fabricators of natural stone slabs for countertops and other applications is to have the client inspect and approve the slab before fabricating it. Typically there is paperwork…
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