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Marble stairs Co. Donegal

jlptheman · 2013-03-10 22:48:51

Hi, Looking to cover my curved concrete stairs with marble or marble effect. Does anyone know anyone that does this work? Thanks, John

10-03-2013 10:48pm

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jlptheman

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Hi,

Looking to cover my curved concrete stairs with marble or marble effect.

Does anyone know anyone that does this work?

Thanks,
John

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#2 11-03-2013 11:50am

MisseyB

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The best person to advise is a stone fitter and someone who is willing to stand over the job i.e. gaurantee it.

Composite stone that looks like marble might be a better option than natural stone. They tend to be stronger and so you can opt for a thinner tile than will be possible with natural stone.

You'll also need to take into account step heights. Your bottom step might end up being higher than the others and could be a trip hazard and make sure the step height still complies with the max height as set out in the Technical Guidance Documents.

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