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OF ARCHITECTURE
INTERIOR DESIGN I
SR NO ITEM REMARKS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. FIBRE CEMENT
3. STONE
4. BRICK
5. GRFC
INTRODUCTION
Needs –
• Create a controlled internal environment.
• Protect the building from external conditions.
• Provide privacy and security.
• Prevent the transmission of sound.
• Provide thermal insulation.
• Create an external facade(aesthetics).
• Prevent the spread of fire.
• Generate an air tight building envelope.
FIBRE CEMENT CLADDING
Stud
Stud
Why it is used ?
• To give a stone finish to an existing structure.
• To create a stone finish at lower weight, and so with reduced
structural support requirements.
• To allow faster and lower cost installation.
• To allow the use of modern construction techniques and high-
performance detailing, but with a traditional appearance.
• To allow off-site manufacturing, with reduced on-site
construction.
• To reduce waste.
TYPES
MARBLE
CHARACTERISTICS :
• Is used more for its aesthetic qualities.
• In terms of its aesthetic qualities,
marble is softer to the eyes because it is
slightly translucent and reflects light
• Has low rate of moisture absorption.
• It has abrasive hardness rating
therefore it is recommended for the Grey Marble
use of flooring.
COST
Size :- 600x150 mm
Thickness :- 8-15mm
Approx Price: Rs 90 / Square Feet(s
Brown Marble
TYPES
GRANITE
CHARACTERISTICS :
COST :
Rs.150 – Rs. 290 per sq. ft.
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SANDSTONE
CHARACTERISTICS :
• It is among the most durable
flooring material that one can buy
today.
• The simplest and cheapest form of
cladding for walls are plain tiles 12-
20mm in thickness with no intricate
borders or patterns.
• Being one of the non- slippery , fire-
proof , exquisite and economical
nature stone.
• It comes in a assortment of trendy
and chic colours..
COST :
Starting from Rs. 35 per sq. ft
SAMPLES
TYPES
LIMESTONE
CHARACTERISTICS :
• Often has visible fossils embedded
within , some colour variety.
• Limestone is an extremely long lasting
stone and is used in many commercial
and residential buildings.
• Not generally chosen for outdoors due to
its porosity and tendency to stain but it
can be used with proper sealing.
• The typical thickness for Limestone is 40
mm.
COST :
Starting from Rs. 16 per sq. ft
INSTALLATION
Direct-Adhered Method :-
• The direct-adhered method uses a liquid latex, combined
with a cement-based filler powder. The result is what
builders refer to as a thin bed mortar.
• This is then applied to a clean, smooth substrate -- the
material the stone is actually bonded to -- as well as the
underside of the stone.
• No on-site drilling is required occur to apply the stone.
This removes the possibility of cracking or breaking the
tiles.
Mechanical Method :-
• The mechanical stone cladding method
uses fixed or embedded anchors or ties to
attach the stone to the substrate.
• Holes to be drilled and mechanical ties or
anchors used, this method of cladding
requires stone that is a bit thicker than
other methods.
• Stone that is 1 inch in thickness is
recommended.
Advantages:-
• Method allow for expansion and
contraction of stone in extreme weather
conditions.
• Creates a gap of around 30 to 45 mm in
between back wall and stone lining ,
providing a layer of air cushion that acts
as a thermal barrier.
BRICK CLADDING
BRICK CLADDING