I am looking for techniques to build an elevated stone or tile deck. My customer claims to have seen a stone deck built over a waterproofed, elevated, floor structure framed with engineered lumber and 3/4″ CDX. Does anyone have experience with this type of construction?
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Not exactly with stone, but very similar.
I have seen what you're talking about. I believe it has some form of recieving metal angle grid the stone is laid into.
On an Home Time syndiacte show they used this.
http://www.stonedeck.biz/
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