Quartz stone slabs vary in their aesthetic appeal due to different varieties and construction techniques. Some are bright and glossy, while others, which are stained, may lose their color over time, appearing dull and lackluster. As a decorative building material, quartz stone slabs are widely used in many places today. Many types of quartz stone slabs may experience loosening during use, with various causes. Therefore, it is necessary to reinforce them regularly. How is the reinforcement of quartz stone slabs conducted?

One: Backing mesh for Greenstone slabs.

Bainet strengthens the back of boards by bonding a highly durable fiber mesh with epoxy resin and then drying it. This enhances the strength of bluestone slabs as well. The bluestone slab manufacturer advises that reinforcing bluestone slabs with a mesh backing is an important choice for us due to its cost-effectiveness.

Surface penetration reinforcement for Qing Shi slabs.

The Qing Stone slabs have numerous pores and cracks on the surface, with some cracks extending into the interior of the slabs. For those slabs that have undergone mesh reinforcement but still do not meet the requirements for polishing or quality standards, surface penetration reinforcement is necessary. This method is more stable than mesh reinforcement but comes at a higher cost.