Kota Stone Slabs

1. Surface Preparation

• Clean the base floor thoroughly.
• Remove all dust, oil, grease, and loose particles.
• Ensure the surface is level and slightly dampened before laying.

2. Material Selection

• Use Kota stone slabs of uniform thickness (typically 18–40 mm).
• Ensure slabs have machine-cut edges for clean joints.
• Choose desired surface finish: rough, semi-polished, or polished.

3. Dry Layout

• Arrange the slabs in a dry layout to match joints, grains, and color.
• Make necessary adjustments before applying cement mortar.

4. Mortar Bed Preparation

• Prepare mortar using a 1:4 cement to sand ratio.
• Spread a 20–25 mm thick mortar bed over a manageable area.

5. Laying the Slabs

• Wet the back of each slab.
• Apply a thin layer of cement slurry on the slab's backside.
• Place it on the mortar bed and tap gently with a rubber mallet to level it.
• Maintain proper slope for water drainage in bathrooms or exteriors.

6. Jointing and Filling

• Leave 1–2 mm joints between slabs.
• After 24 hours, fill joints with white cement paste or pigmented cement to match the stone.
• Clean off excess filler before it hardens.

7. Curing

• Keep the surface moist for at least 7 days.
• Cover with wet gunny bags or sprinkle water regularly to prevent cracks.

8. Finishing

• Polish the floor using an emery stone or polishing machine after curing.
• Wash with a mild acid solution to remove cement stains (optional).

•  Loading, Unloading & Transportation charges applicable accordingly.
• Material will be delivered one week after the order is placed.
• Goods once sold cannot be exchanged or return.
• Term of payment 15 days.