Using Marble, Granite On Walls Construction

 
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Old 10-08-2006, 03:58 AM   #1
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Using Marble, Granite On Walls Construction


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Im having issues with a property , The problems are this property is 20 levels and from the bottom to the top there is huge granite , marbel stones in big dimensions on top of each other, after 2 - 3 years because of the weight of these stones on top of each other there is a slight slope and its not straight anymore. I was told there is a way to make a graving on the back of the stone so it would fit into a holding which will be installed in the wall so it would not move after years go by.

my question is that what is the machine called that puts a graving sort of like a hole on the back of the stone ?

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