12mm-30mm Thickness Big Slab And Cut To Size Lightweight Stone Panels

Natural Stone Types

Stone types include granites, limestone, marbles, and travertine.
Granite: The hardest and most durable of stones. Granite is formed far beneath the earth's surface as molten rock slowly cools and crystalizes.
Limestone: A calcium-based stone that is widely used in architecture. Formed in ancient seas from the calcium precipitate and from the shells and structures of tiny sea creatures that have been compressed and cemented over centuries.
Marble: Used in fine architecture since ancient times, marble was originally formed from limestone that had been compacted and transformed by heat and pressure.
Travertine: The stone of the Roman Colosseum. Recognizable for its pitted surface, travertine is a calcium-rich stone formed in natural springs.

Product Info

Features of Stone Aluminum Honeycomb Panel

1. Comparing with solid stone, it's extremely lightweight.
2. Excellent strength, good rigidity, and super stiffness.
3. High resistance to moisture and corrosion.
4. Fire resistance and shockproof.
5. Heat insulating and soundproof.
6. Easy to be processed into any artistic designs or unique shapes.
7. Easy and safe for installation.
8. Diversity color choices bring an elegant decorative effect.
9. Cost efficiency.
10. Recyclable, friendly to the environment.

Stone Finishes & Colors

Stone finishes include flamed, sandblasted, honed, tooled, and polished, each providing its own unique aesthetic. How a stone appears depends upon color, pattern, and reflectivity.
Flamed: The surface of the stone is super heated with a torch and then rapidly quenched to pop the crystals. This produces a rough textured finish.
Sandblasted: The surface is blasted with an abrasive sand to create a finish slightly rougher than honed.
Honed: The stone receives a smooth mat sanded finish. The surface is smooth but not reflective.
Tooled: Tooled finishes include bush hammered, carved and engraved. Names, emblems, logos, signs, and other custom designs can be sandblasted or etched into panels to create unique accents and elements.
Polished: Diamond-faced pads wet polish the stone to a brilliant shine and a reflective finish. Polishing is available in marble and granite, but is not available in most limestones or sandstones.