The Custom Laminated Edge
By Donny Taylor
That’s right – custom laminated edges.
Category: Articles
Sources of Stone: Ireland, Part II
By Paul Daniel
For this report, contributing writer Paul Daniel visited almost all the leading Irish dimensional stone producers working today, and asked their opinions about the future.
Sound Business Plan in the Stone Industry II
By David K. Speaker
Your business plan depends on gathering relevant and reliable industry and market statistics. Knowing where to find the variety of research resources available is half the battle.
More Than Meets the Market
By Emerson Schwartzkopf
VERONA, Italy – Every year, I get a few notes from readers about how they’re looking forward to hearing about the new products I saw here at Marmomacc, the annual October world stone extravaganza.
Abrasive Waterjets for Stone
A few years ago, using a waterjet to cut stone looked like the exclusive domain of specialized job shops. Today, the next place taking delivery of a waterjet may be yours.
Abrasive Waterjets for Stone
A few years ago, using a waterjet to cut stone looked like the exclusive domain of specialized job shops. Today, the next place taking delivery of a waterjet may be yours.
Morgan State University Library, Baltimore
By K. Schipper
BALTIMORE – When officials at Morgan State University (MSU) set out to build a new library, they wanted a structure that relates to the school’s past while still looking forward. They got it with natural stone.
Unity Marble & Granite, Pittsburgh
By Jake Rishavy
PITTSBURGH – For John J. Carlino, getting into the stone business became a process of coming home – and starting all over again.
Path Of Least Resistance (October 2006)
By Tom McNall
Last month, we talked about when mediums didn’t mix and how to “wrap it up” for protection. This time, let’s delve a little further into the Wetness Protection Act that all in the natural-stone restoration business should be making as standard in the industry to protect themselves and their customers.
Mid-Year 2006: More and … More
By Emerson Schwartzkopf
Maybe, just maybe, the dimensional-stone roller coaster is finally cresting the incline, and the steady growth of imports will give way to some exciting ups-and-downs before settling down on a nice, flat track.
The reality, in the first half of 2006: fat, fat chance.