Deck is outside, marble inside... you can use wood or composite, its done that way all the time and that is the most common materials... with that said you can also use Aluminum Decking, PVC Decking, Stone or Tile Flooring System, etc. Good luck

Yes, as Cornerstone says, please don't redo the water-proofing if it has already been done once. Tiles are a far better option than decking with composed fibre-wood. No matter how hardy the latter material is, it is going to be a muddy and wet area, so please go with a good anti skid ceramic tile. Check on the final use with the manufacturer- that it is going to be laid on the terrace and exposed to sun. Use at least 3 mm spacers to allow for some expansion over a period of time. Also leaves enough space to insert waterproofing epoxy and secure the tiles

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Hi Shivangi, you should definitely not use composite marble for kitchen platform and opt for quartz or granite. Composite marbles are nothing but artificial marbles created by putting marble dust and chips under high pressure. Composite marbles and regular marbles have tendency to absorb stains and oils and hence this would spoil your kitchen platform as Indian kitchens have lots of usage of oils and masalas. On the other hand, quartz and granites are hard materials and do not allow penetration of any substances and hence they can be maintained easily. Also, effect of heat plays an important role. Composite marbles may crack when exposed to heat while granites and quartz are hard enough and can sustain. Composite marbles are fairly good for window frames and vanity counters. Regards, deSigneR