Features of artificial stone

Much lighter weight than their natural types The weight of artificial stones is about 15 kg per square meter

The appearance and designs that can be used to make artificial stone are very diverse and beautiful. The use of unusual components, elements and grains such as fossil components, metal pieces, and any grain that can be included in the mixture of artificial stones is an advantage that gives unique beauty to the stones, for example It gives a kind.

In addition to the fact that different pigments can be used to color artificial stone and each color gives a special composition to the stone, color stability in all parts of the stone slabs and tiles is another feature of the stones It is kind.
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The thickness of artificial stones is very low compared to their high resistance.

These types of stones have a long service life despite maintaining their other characteristics. The production technology of these products, with the combination of high quality cements, guarantees the useful life of using artificial stone for more than 30 years.

According to the tests conducted, in terms of the resistance of artificial stones to pressure, flexibility, freezing and scratching, it can be said that they are in a better condition than natural stones.

In special cases and if required by the customer, the final product can be designed and produced according to the suggested design and color.

Usually, the materials used for the production of artificial stone are determined in such a way that the final product is ideal and suitable for use in the interior and exterior of the building, both in the floor and in the facade. Combined vibration-press technology and the use of natural stone materials in its composition, including marbles, calcite stones, granites, and siliceous stones, together with cement and a small amount of water, gives the stone properties that % 75 to have the quality of natural stone br>

As mentioned before, the idea of ​​manufacturing and producing artificial stone was formed when the designers and architects used stones with fashion factors to make the interior and exterior spaces of the building more beautiful and unique, including flooring and wall facades. They needed their opinion. These uses led to the emergence of artificial stones. But their use was not limited to these few sectors, and day by day, new applications for these types of products were introduced to the changing tastes and needs of the society. In short, the main uses of artificial stone can be considered as follows: The exterior of the building Interior view of the building Yard areas Beautification of urban space Concrete floor, stone pavement and concrete table Interior view of toilets and bathrooms View of the fireplace View of building columns Window view the staircase Decoration of villas and gardens