Liquid vs Membrane type Damp Proofing- Pros and Cons By Frederick M Hueston,  Stoneforensics.com Dampness in a building can lead to severe damage, affecting both the structural integrity of the building and the

What are some Unusual Uses for Marble By Frederick M. Hueston  Stoneforeniscs.com Marble is a stunning and versatile natural stone that has been used for thousands of years in a variety of applications.

Can I use stone for floors and countertops on a boat or RV When it comes to outfitting a boat or an RV, choosing the right materials for floors and countertops is crucial.

Why do Tile Setting call it Mud Tile setting is a skilled trade that requires precision, attention to detail, and knowledge of various materials and techniques. One of the terms that you may

Is Level the Same as Flat When it comes to installing tile, the terms "level" and "flat" are often used interchangeably, but they actually refer to different aspects of the installation process. While

Is Injecting a Floor that has Hollow Spots a Good Idea Injecting a floor that has hollow spots may seem like a quick and easy solution to repair a damaged floor, but it

Movement Joints vs Expansion Joints in Tile Installations When it comes to tile floor installation, there are a few important elements that need to be considered to ensure a long-lasting and durable result.

What are Self Leveling Mortars and Their Benefits Self-leveling underlayments are a popular option for tile installations. They provide a smooth, level surface on which to install tile and are ideal for use

How to use Methylene Chloride Strippers to Remove Epoxy and Urethane Coatings By Frederick M. Hueston   Methylene chloride strippers are a powerful solvent-based stripper that is commonly used to remove epoxy and

Selecting an Air Compressor for your Stone Fabrication Shop By Frederick M. Hueston  StoneForensics.com Air compressors play an essential role in the granite fabrication industry. They power a range of tools that are