FAQ
How does room shape and number of joints affect flooring wastage?
Irregularly shaped rooms with many corners or curved boundaries generate more cut pieces that cannot always be reused, which raises effective wastage above a simple rectangular room of the same area. This effect is often more pronounced with natural stone slabs than with smaller modular tiles, since slab cutting has less flexibility to reuse offcuts […]
Irregularly shaped rooms with many corners or curved boundaries generate more cut pieces that cannot always be reused, which raises effective wastage above a simple rectangular room of the same area. This effect is often more pronounced with natural stone slabs than with smaller modular tiles, since slab cutting has less flexibility to reuse offcuts elsewhere.