Granite Entrance Steps and Staircase Maintenance
Granite steps are a popular choice at the entrances of apartment buildings, housing complexes and hotels because of their durability. However, being durable does not mean they can be left without maintenance.
Read More: Granite Entrance Steps and Staircase MaintenanceEdge Cracks on Granite and Travertine Steps
Cracks and chips seen on step edges are not just a cosmetic problem; over time they can grow, causing a piece to break off and creating a risk of falling.
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Patinato and Brushing on Outdoor Stone Steps
Polished marble or granite steps at building entrances, villa gardens and around pools look very elegant on the first day, but they carry a serious slip risk in the rain, in morning dew and under wet feet coming out of the pool.
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Marble Stair Nosing Wear and Restoration
The most worn part of a staircase is the stair nosing, that is, the front edge of the step that projects forward. With every step, the toe and heel of a shoe put load on it.
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Slipping on stairs is far more dangerous than slipping on a flat floor. Marble steps pose a risk especially when wet, polished, or when the nosing is worn.
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