A Brief Safety Manual for Stone Fabricators By Frederick M. Hueston StoneForensics.com Stone fabrication shops are potentially hazardous work environments due to the presence of heavy machinery, sharp tools, and hazardous materials.
! Preventing Fatal Accidents from Falling Stone Slabs: Awareness, Precautions, and Safety Measures By Frederick M Hueston Stoneforensics.com A recent tragedy involving a man who died due to a fallen stone slab has
The Importance of Hiring an Expert Witness in Cases Where a Stone Slab has Cause an Injury or Death By Frederick M Hueston StoneForensics.com The natural stone industry is one of the
The Science Behind UV-Cured Glues and How to Use Them A continuing stone and tile science series by Fred Hueston By Frederick M. Hueston StoneForeniscs.com UV-cured glues, also known as ultraviolet-curable adhesives or
Harnessing the Power of Bacteria: The Revolutionary Method for Removing Stains on Stone Surfaces By Frederick M. Hueston StoneForeniscs.com For centuries, humans have sought methods for removing stubborn stains from stone surfaces, whether
What is the proper caulk to use on stone and tile By Frederick M. Hueston StoneForensics.com Choosing the proper type of caulk when installing stone or tile is extremely important. All too
Is Direct Sunlight Harmful to Marble? By Frederick M. Hueston StoneForensics.com Marble is a beautiful and popular natural stone that is often used in building and home decor. However, it is also
Can I use a steam cleaner on my natural stone floors? By Frederick M. Hueston Stoneforensics.com There are many wrong ways to clean natural stone, which is why I recommend leaving heavy
The Curing of Grout on Tile By Frederick M. Hueston StoneForensics.com Tile grout is a material used to fill the gaps between tiles, making them more secure and providing a finished look to
What is a Patina on my Stone? By Frederick M. Hueston StoneForensics.com When we think of patina, we often associate it with the aging of metals, such as bronze or copper. However, patina
