tgorse | March 18, 2010
slabs?
A coat of epoxy resin is either rolled on by hand or applied by high
tech machinery, then heated to harden. The slabs are then sent
through a series of diamond and synthetic abrasive lines that remove
99% of the resin, leaving a highly polished product virtually free of
defects. This enables consumers to have colors of stone not [...]
tgorse | January 16, 2010
Marble is a recrystallized limestone that formed when the limestone
softened from heat and pressure, and recrystallized into marble. The
main consistency is calcium and dolomite. Wide range of colors and
usually heavily veined. Hardness rates from 3 to 4 on the MOH Scale.
TYPICAL USES
Used for vertical surfaces, vanities, and flooring. Used in
residential and commercial applications. Available in [...]
tgorse | January 9, 2010
A porous, durable sedimentary rock composed of cemented sand-sized
grains, predominantly quartz. Usually formed in light brown or red
colors. Categorized by the most popular sandstone bonding agents such
as silica, calcium, clay, and iron oxide.
TYPICAL USES
Used for flooring, countertops, showers, and vertical surfaces.
Suitable for interior or exterior use, both residentially and
commercially. Available in various sizes.
