Posts Tagged ‘Quarried Stone Tops Demolition’

Identifying Quarried Stone and Asbestos in Laboratory Tops During Demolition

Monday, August 16th, 2010

Nat Longo in this video of a laboratory demolition project provides insight regarding how to identify if the laboratory tops are a quarried stone (slate for example) or asbestos – these materials were commonly used in laboratory construction up until the 1970s.

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