The Top 10 OSHA Cited Violations for Stone Fabricators Frederick M  Hueston  StoneForensics.com The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) plays a vital role in ensuring the safety and health of workers across

Measuring Dynamic Coefficient of Friction (DCOF) Frederick M Hueston  StoneForensics.com In the realm of floor safety and performance, the Dynamic Coefficient of Friction (DCOF) plays a pivotal role. This parameter assesses the frictional

Understanding the Difference Between Static and Dynamic Coefficients of Friction for Floors Frederick M Hueston  StoneForensics.com The Coefficient of Friction (COF) is a fundamental property used to evaluate the safety and functionality of

Non-Destructive Testing for Vapor Barrier Integrity Using Nitrates Frederick M Hueston   StoneForensics.com Non-destructive testing (NDT) plays a crucial role in evaluating the integrity of vapor barriers, particularly in structures like slab-on-grade foundations that

The Essential Toolkit for Stone and Tile Inspections Frederick M Hueston  StoneForensics.com When it comes to stone and tile inspections, having the right set of tools is crucial for accurate and efficient work.

Exploring Diatomaceous Earth: A Stone Industry Staple with Surprising Uses Frederick M Hueston  StoneForensics.com Many of us in the stone industry are familiar with using diatomaceous earth in poultices for effective stain removal,

Stain Removal Chart for Marble and Granite Surfaces Frederick M Hueston  StoneForensics.com This chart provides a guide on the types of chemicals suitable for removing different kinds of stains from marble and granite

The Best Powder for Poultice Stain Removal on Stone Frederick M Hueston  StoneForensics.com In the quest to maintain the beauty of stone surfaces, effectively removing stains is crucial. A poultice, a specialized paste

Distinguishing Scagliola from Real Marble Frederick M Hueston StoneForensics.com At first glance, scagliola, an artful imitation of marble, can be deceptively similar to its natural counterpart. Originating from 17th century Italy, scagliola was

Scagliola: The Art, Its Creation, and Maintenance Frederick M Hueston  StoneForensics.com Introduction Scagliola, an art form that epitomizes the elegance and intricacies of plasterwork, has been a symbol of grandeur in architectural design