From just a glance at the title, you might think that what is good for the mason 's hand, or in conflict with what is good for the customer. In this article I will try to rationalize why that's not true - why the triumph of a party is not the loss of the other Party.
In reality , the dynamics of the entire market of real stone and real stone thin veneer have changed, and life can be a win - win for everyone involved .http://togetherweearn.com/profiles/blogs/christie-clark-s-30-days-to-thin-book-review-pdf-download
This is what I'm talking about ...
First, it is difficult for me to understand why the cost of labor to install real stone thin layer would be different than it costs to put thin veneer manufactured stone ( but it seems that there is some margin). If the manufactured stone breaks to make it fit you have a problem hidden final cut , while real stone thin layer if you do not have that problem cropped. The guys who are good at it tell me they can put an equivalent amount of either real or fake stone thin layer in a day. The only thing I can think is that some contractors may charge more to put the real stone thin layer due to the " perceived value " of the final work .http://togetherweearn.com/profiles/blogs/kinobody-warrior-shredding-program-pdf-review Obviously, the thin layer of real stone (especially high quality , natural tops, funds and ends) will look like a work of maximum depth in real stone. There is no comparison between this and counterfeiting. Since customers usually pay a little more for the real stone thin veneer of false , I guess some contractors try to get what the market will bear . My prediction is that when the amount of people used to and experienced in the placement of real stone thin veneer, becomes equal to the number of people with experience in placing fake , I think we will definitely see labor rates force is reduced.