Cultural Stone Series
Introduction to Cultural Stone Series Products
Cultural stone is not truly natural stone, but an artificial stone processed through special techniques. It combines the appearance and texture of natural stone with the flexibility advantages of artificial manufacturing, and is widely used in various fields of architectural decoration.
Cultural Stone Features
Rich and diverse appearance textures: Our cultural stone series carefully simulates the textures of various natural stones, such as the layered texture of slate, the granular texture of sandstone, and the delicate texture of limestone. Each texture is finely crafted, highly restoring the true appearance of natural stone, adding a unique artistic atmosphere to the building.
Wide range of color choices: providing a rich color system, from ancient and natural earthy colors such as beige, brown, and dark gray, to fresh and elegant cool tones such as light blue, light green, etc., to meet different architectural styles and design needs. Whether it's retro style architecture or modern minimalist spaces, you can find cultural stone colors that match it.
Excellent physical performance: It has high compressive and flexural strength, can withstand a certain degree of external impact and weight load, and is suitable for decoration in various building parts. At the same time, it has good wear resistance and corrosion resistance, even if exposed to outdoor environments for a long time, it can maintain stable color and texture, and is not easily faded or damaged.
Environmental protection and energy conservation: Made from environmentally friendly raw materials, the production process complies with relevant environmental standards, with no harmful substance release, and is friendly to human health and the environment. Moreover, compared to natural stone, it consumes less energy during mining and processing, which is more in line with the concept of sustainable development.
Cultural Stone specifications
The cultural stone series offers a variety of specifications and sizes to meet different construction and design requirements. Common specifications include:
Square: 100mm x 100mm, 150mm x 150mm, 200mm x 200mm
Rectangular: 100mm × 200mm, 150mm × 300mm, 200mm × 400mm
Thickness: generally between 15mm and 30mm
In addition, personalized specifications and sizes can be customized according to customers' special needs.
Cultural Stone Applicable scenarios
Indoor wall decoration: The walls of living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, etc. are decorated with cultural stones, which can create a warm and natural living atmosphere. For example, using dark cultural stones on the TV background wall in the living room, combined with soft lighting, can create a highly layered and artistic visual focus.
Outdoor building facades: The exterior walls of villas and commercial buildings are decorated with cultural stones, which not only enhance the three-dimensional sense and texture of the building, but also reflect its unique style. Especially in some resort hotels that pursue a natural style, the cultural stone exterior walls complement the surrounding natural landscape, creating a harmonious and unified beauty.
Landscape design: In parks, courtyards, and other garden landscapes, cultural stones can be used to build rockeries, retaining walls, flower beds, etc., adding a rustic and natural atmosphere to the garden. Cooperate with green plants and water features to create a landscape space full of vitality and charm.
Fireplace decoration: Cultural stones surround the fireplace for decoration, which not only enhances the beauty of the fireplace, but also serves as insulation to a certain extent, making the fireplace area a warm and unique corner of the room.
Cultural Stone Installation and maintenance
Installation: The installation of cultural stones is relatively simple, but certain construction specifications need to be followed. Firstly, the base wall surface needs to be treated flat, clean, and well waterproofed. Then, use a specialized stone adhesive to stick the cultural stone onto the wall, paying attention to the uniform control of the gaps. The width of the gaps is generally between 3mm and 5mm, and can be filled with grout to enhance aesthetics and waterproofing.
Maintenance: Daily maintenance is relatively simple, just regularly wipe the surface dust with clean water. If there are stains on the surface, a mild cleaning agent can be used to gently wipe it, avoiding the use of corrosive cleaning agents such as strong acids and alkalis to avoid damaging the surface of the cultural stone. For individual damaged cultural stones, they can be replaced in a timely manner to ensure that the overall decorative effect is not affected.
