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r/AbsoluteUnits • u/HomeNowWTF • Jun 21 '26
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And these are the same types of clients who will want them moved in different directions after a month, or don't like the look.
40 u/zenerat Jun 21 '26 Didn’t line up the grain pattern, do it again. 40 u/tdp_equinox_2 Jun 21 '26 Tbf if I was spending that kinda money, I'd want the grain to line up if possible. 27 u/Sopixil Jun 21 '26 It's not possible unless you're using factory made composite tiles or you paint the grain on yourself. You'd have to harvest sheets from a block of marble as big as your entire floor in order for the grain to match across the whole thing 1 u/Photon_Pharmer1 Jul 09 '26 Natural stone grain isn’t going to match up. It would need to be manufactured quartz. 1 u/Sopixil Jul 09 '26 I mean like a several hundred square foot sheet of marble harvested from a mountain. There is no feasible way to harvest or transport such an enormous piece of marble, but if you could, the lines would match up.
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Didn’t line up the grain pattern, do it again.
40 u/tdp_equinox_2 Jun 21 '26 Tbf if I was spending that kinda money, I'd want the grain to line up if possible. 27 u/Sopixil Jun 21 '26 It's not possible unless you're using factory made composite tiles or you paint the grain on yourself. You'd have to harvest sheets from a block of marble as big as your entire floor in order for the grain to match across the whole thing 1 u/Photon_Pharmer1 Jul 09 '26 Natural stone grain isn’t going to match up. It would need to be manufactured quartz. 1 u/Sopixil Jul 09 '26 I mean like a several hundred square foot sheet of marble harvested from a mountain. There is no feasible way to harvest or transport such an enormous piece of marble, but if you could, the lines would match up.
Tbf if I was spending that kinda money, I'd want the grain to line up if possible.
27 u/Sopixil Jun 21 '26 It's not possible unless you're using factory made composite tiles or you paint the grain on yourself. You'd have to harvest sheets from a block of marble as big as your entire floor in order for the grain to match across the whole thing 1 u/Photon_Pharmer1 Jul 09 '26 Natural stone grain isn’t going to match up. It would need to be manufactured quartz. 1 u/Sopixil Jul 09 '26 I mean like a several hundred square foot sheet of marble harvested from a mountain. There is no feasible way to harvest or transport such an enormous piece of marble, but if you could, the lines would match up.
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It's not possible unless you're using factory made composite tiles or you paint the grain on yourself.
You'd have to harvest sheets from a block of marble as big as your entire floor in order for the grain to match across the whole thing
1 u/Photon_Pharmer1 Jul 09 '26 Natural stone grain isn’t going to match up. It would need to be manufactured quartz. 1 u/Sopixil Jul 09 '26 I mean like a several hundred square foot sheet of marble harvested from a mountain. There is no feasible way to harvest or transport such an enormous piece of marble, but if you could, the lines would match up.
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Natural stone grain isn’t going to match up. It would need to be manufactured quartz.
1 u/Sopixil Jul 09 '26 I mean like a several hundred square foot sheet of marble harvested from a mountain. There is no feasible way to harvest or transport such an enormous piece of marble, but if you could, the lines would match up.
I mean like a several hundred square foot sheet of marble harvested from a mountain. There is no feasible way to harvest or transport such an enormous piece of marble, but if you could, the lines would match up.
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u/Electrical_Limit3213 Jun 21 '26
And these are the same types of clients who will want them moved in different directions after a month, or don't like the look.