LATICRETE AIA-05 Designing Installations Using Marble And Granite Instructions
- June 13, 2024
- LATICRETE
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AIA-05
Designing Installations Using Marble and Granite
AIA-05 Designing Installations Using Marble And Granite
Provider: LATICRETE® International, Inc. (J-037)
Program: Designing Installations Using Marble and Granite
Program #: AIA-05
Credits: 1 LU Hour
SD: YES
HSW: Yes
Description:
This educational seminar is prepared to teach the physical difference between marble and granite. The supply and manufacture of stone to the marketplace and the proper substrates preparation.
Learning Objectives:
At the end of the program, the participant will be able to:
- Why Marble and Granite should be considered as a Finish Material?
- Know the difference between granite and marble and the different physical properties of stone.
- Avoid the most common problems associated with installations of marble and granite.
- Know where to access resources for innovative design and specification information.
Approach:
A PowerPoint presentation that incorporates photo images, project
installations and computer animation will be used. There
will be a questions and answer period at the end of the program, however, the
program is designed to be interactive, and
questions are encouraged throughout as well.
A/V Needed:
Electric power and a screen, video system or blank wall for the PowerPoint
presentation. (The CES facilitator will provide the
laptop and projector).
Target Audience:
Architects, Engineers, Specifiers, Owners, and other Design Professionals in the commercial, residential, and industrial markets.
Facilitator Qualifications:
The CES facilitators receive in-house training on CES guidelines and
presentation skills. All have extensive construction industry experience and
up to 25 years in the tile and stone industry.
Cost:
Not Applicable. There is no fee for bringing this program into a firm or
chapter meeting.
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