TrueStone Litaek Stone is characterized by high-strength white cement as the main binder, mineral fine aggregates, stone aggregates, and standard mold forming technology. Its application range is wide, suitable for construction and municipal projects. TrueStone Litaek Stone is a type of decorative PC component. Due to its excellent plasticity and expressiveness, it is widely used in municipal landscapes, urban furniture, and architectural exterior applications. It is an ideal green building material, with customizable shapes, textures, and colors.
True Stone Litaec stone features minimal color variation and can be customized in other colors to meet customer needs. It boasts a rich ability to shape, catering to designers' various styles. High weather resistance ensures it withstands outdoor climates, with a long service life.
Mechanical properties of Genuine Stone Litaico Stone
Glossiness: 60-95
(2) Compressive Strength (N/cm²): > 2744
(3) Flexural Strength (N/cm²): > 490
(4) Strength: Over 75-100#
(5) Abrasion Resistance: Over 8000 rotations with no visible wear at 500g.
Dustiness: <1mg/cm²
The new inorganic natural stone Litaico system offers flexible artistic designs, providing design space for creativity. The mature and stable materials and technology of the inorganic terrazzo lay a solid foundation for quality in the market.
The new Laitaike Stone System includes: Laitaike Stone floors, walls, stairs, steps, benches, landscape planters, etc.
The three key elements of the Genuine Stone Litaico Stone System: materials are the foundation, design is the highlight, and construction is the crucial factor.
In the U.S., Laitaike Stone, as a mature product, has been applied in public commercial spaces such as airports, malls, and schools. In China, over the past few years, the new Laitaike Stone, as a member of commercial flooring, has garnered significant attention from all aspects. The polymer-based new Laitaike Stone has resolved the issue of easy cracking in inorganic bonding materials, while also improving the decorative effects of inorganic materials and the ease of spreading coarse and fine aggregates. It has formed a complete system for the new inorganic Laitaike Stone, encompassing materials, design, technology, and construction.
