With the proper tools, the installation of sound reduction during the construction process can be a proactive solution to future issues that could be very difficult and expensive to resolve later on down the road.
Blistering floor finishes, dark spots, bubbling, cupping, delamination, mold, odor, swollen joints, efflorescence, repairs, remediation and litigation—these are the terms that create nightmares for parties that are involved in a moisture related floor covering matter.
Let’s face it, there’s not a
lot of time to learn all the ins and outs of a ceramic tile or stone
installation. You are not alone if you figure it’s a topic best left to the
pros at the job site.
The beauty and performance of stone tiles is prized by many homeowners and builders, leading to its use in more projects than ever in both residential and commercial settings. This, in turn, has led to more questions about the techniques and nuances associated with the installation of stone tiles. There are several key items retailers should be able to convey while chatting with their customers, so let’s review a few areas that will help them work with their customers.
