I heard that Granite flooring will cause knee problems I want to know the solutions for it

When I lived in the Middle East we had marble floors. The advantages were they kept very cool. They were really nice looking. Large slabs of marble, not marble tiles. Sleek and modern. We only had one swamp cooler so it was important that heat not be trapped in the house. We had very deep eaves to block the sun, and white marble inside and outside to reflect the sun back. The disadvantage is they stain more easily than granite or tile. But this was not a problem, really, as they were cleaned frequently. Also, they are very hard. We had rugs in the seating areas but still, marble floors hurt if you fall on them. But then that is the same with any stone, tile, or even hardwoods. Good luck!

Dear Mr. Gupta, I must appreciate your decision going with natural stone flooring. You have followed the right path to design. As for granite, what you've looked at is an wood grain natural granite. Natural granite come in all range of lighter shades - try galaxy white, wood grain, Norwegian shades of whites and creams etc. They all go very well in flooring as they need extremely low maintenance and take a good polish. But since you have opted for flooring, try a flamed or leather finish. However, natural stones could take up stains very easily. It is therefore recommended to choose Indian granite (harder and non-porous than imported) in off whites to conceal any stains. Regards, Aurum Ideas and Spaces Bhubaneswar

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