Genuine stone with thin veneered work numbers and speed of work – Mason and customer perspectives

To take a look at the title, we might think that what's good for the conductor is contradictory or controversial, which is good for the client. In this article I try to rationalize why this is NOT true – why Win for One is NOT a party to the other party.

In fact, the real dynamics of the real stone and real stone in the market is a thin veneer that has changed and life can be won for everyone.

Here is what I'm talking about …

First, it's hard to understand why the labor cost of real stone thin veneer would be anything but the cost of thin veneering manufacturing stone (but there seems to be some room for maneuver) . If machined stone breaks to fit, there is a problem in the chopped end; while if you make a real stone veneer, you do not have such a problem. The good guys tell me that one day they put in an equivalent amount of real or false stone thin veneer. The only thing I think is that some entrepreneurs can count on getting a thin veneer of real stone for the "perceived value" of the final work. Obviously, a real stone stone thin veneer (especially with its high quality natural roof, bottom and bottom) looks like a full-depth work in real stone. There is no comparison between look and fake. Because customers generally pay a little more for real stone veneer than false, I think some entrepreneurs are trying to catch the market. My prediction is that when the proportion of people who are accustomed and experienced in real stone, thin veneer, is the same as the number of counterfeiters, I think we will definitely see the unemployment rate.

Many of this is related only to the understanding of reality and most of all to education. What is needed is a paradigm shift in people's minds. After experienced masonry enlightened that the philosophy I try to pass on to them is victory / victory / victory / victory, I hope a light bulb will turn on and we will all be happy to live.

I'm talking about true numbers. The day when the average person understands the following facts and transforms the numbers into an acceptable logic, we will see that the proportion of the workforce decreases.

The installation time of a real stone thin veneer is just like a fabricated (false) veneer.

The average bricklayer can spend about (4) times as thin a veneer as the full bed depth stone. Usually this is equivalent to 160 feet per day, compared to 40. As a side effect, the client is satisfied that the "mess" at the workplace is at home or in business, only 1/4 of the old period.

Logic means that if a mason installer wanted to make exactly the same amount of money a day as a thin veneer compared to what he is looking for when installing a full-bed crate, he can charge a ¼ price [19659002] a bit deeper: If a bricklayer puts a bed of 40 square feet of real full-length bed of genuine rock in a day and paid $ 25 per square kilometer, the daily fee would be $ 1,000.

vein, if the same bricklayer laid in a day (true or false) (4) times as much of a thin veneer and paid a ¼ of his normal value or $ 6.25 for labor, his daily labor cost is the same a $ 1,000.

If $ 1000 per day was acceptable for installing the entire bed, why would not we accept $ 1,000 a day to install the thin veneer? And why would the difference be that thin veneer is a real stone or a false stone? Is the question the same as if a painter had a special charge to paint with a green paint instead of a red paint?

The conductor wants more: 1/3 of the old, $ 8.33 per square meter for $ 1.332,80 for daily work

Exclusion of liability: the above numbers are for illustrative purposes only. The unemployment rate in America is variable, and some places spend more than others on multiple factors.

I am also the first to agree and say that all masonry is not created equally and you get more or less of what you pay. The final appearance of the work depends on the installer – not the stone, but the architect, not the person paying the bill. The three later variables and parties have good intentions, but the same stone seems to be different depending on the builder's expertise.

As well as trying to share my thoughts and knowledge, I guess if stonewools, stone wholesalers and stone retailers work together, we can teach people in the installation how to better analyze this equation.

First, they must understand, accept, and accept the logic of numbers. He cautiously stated it was easy, not offensive. Hopefully, I feel this goal because I have a purpose to read this message in that group. The group (masonry and thin veneers) plays an important role in lifestyle. Although some "do it yourself" to install the real stone thin veneer, most of the work is still carried out by specialists.

Second, you need to know how to actually install a real stone thin veneer. I imagine the "how" classes of stone houses that play a leading role. Everything that is well understood is easier to understand and is easier to do in reality.

Third, everyone has to understand the concept of victory.

I want the quarry to understand how to win. You will earn as much money as you are, or more than just a real stone veneer than anything else.

I want the brickist to understand that if you run a crew, your crew can do more work a year because each job is 2 to 4 times faster. This in fact means that your company may have a double, triple, or quadruple gross income. This logic is the same for the installer, who works independently.

I want the bricklayer to recognize and remind you to get more work if his prices are more reasonable. The cost of work is material and labor. When the workforce is reduced, the total cost of the work is reduced. The fewer the full cost of the job – the more jobs will be carried out, as the greater number of people will be able to pay for the job. Budgets are stricter than ever, a large number of potential customers are clearly a big advantage in today's economy.

Fourfold victory

The ultimate consumer pays less and gets more due to its release and more customers are stoning.

A positive "rumor" ad is created – the best type! The bricklayer is actually looking for more money than before.

Since doing a lot of work, Stone Yards and building materials companies sell more thin veneer to their business customers.

And the self-motivating reason for education – the quarry and the bricklayer will sell more stone to our merchants

If the current staff member of a masonry entrepreneur does not understand and ignores my philosophy (and many philosophers honored by piers) then my prediction , as a group, will teach new groups of people to install.

I am convinced that "if the installers of thin-veneed thin veneers do not become more competitive, other people enter the labor market, learn their business away from the business." People are moving toward jobs. Therefore, if in the premium markets the bricklayers will not receive it, I warn you – beware!

Build with real stone and build it forever …

Undoubtedly, the market moves from tolerance to false stone to the preference of real stone. In addition, I argue that some people, The tile maker, for example, learns trade and has less treasure than the guys who are currently controlling the market. In addition, due to weaknesses in the economy and the despair of other traders, other types of entrepreneurs may be investigating whether they have a genuine stone veneer with a $ 5 $ 10 per head and will be happy with their money. [19659002] This is all a positive news if you did not get this feeling from the first reading of the article … read it again. (Please)

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