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        "text": "Installing natural stone in a bathroom begins with thorough surface preparation, ensuring the subfloor or walls are clean, level, and structurally sound. A waterproofing membrane is often applied, especially in showers. The stone is then laid using a specialized thin-set mortar, ensuring proper alignment and spacing. Due to the weight and porosity of natural stone, specific setting techniques and a longer curing time are often required. After setting, the joints are grouted, and finally, the stone is sealed to protect it from moisture and stains, a step that may need periodic reapplication.",
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