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Kowboy · 09-07-2006, 04:09 AM

Huligar:

While I don't blame Paper Boy for the article, he did not disassociate himself from a clearly factually inaccurate article. It is not unreasonable to assume he supports the article, facts be damned.

"have you ever hear, you are as strong as your weakest link?
what are the binders of engineered stone?"

The answer to your question is polyester. Most engineered stones can be cantilevered up to 14" without additional supports. Wouldn't natural stone require rodding to make the same claim?

I've answered your question. Until I see a factual response rebutting my post, I will consider that everyone agrees with me that granite is not second only to diamonds in hardness.

Respectfully,

Kowboy

09-07-2006, 04:09 AM	#4 (permalink)
Kowboy Protege Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Lake Orion, MI Posts: 5 Photos 0	Re: Granite Can Be a Home's Best Friend Huligar: While I don't blame Paper Boy for the article, he did not disassociate himself from a clearly factually inaccurate article. It is not unreasonable to assume he supports the article, facts be damned. "have you ever hear, you are as strong as your weakest link? what are the binders of engineered stone?" The answer to your question is polyester. Most engineered stones can be cantilevered up to 14" without additional supports. Wouldn't natural stone require rodding to make the same claim? I've answered your question. Until I see a factual response rebutting my post, I will consider that everyone agrees with me that granite is not second only to diamonds in hardness. Respectfully, Kowboy