Marble Installation Process

Slab Processing Flow
Rough Block Cutting: Rough blocks are cut using a marble gang saw, ensuring a flat cutting surface.

Coarse Grinding: The cut stone is coarsely ground to remove surface impurities.

Front Surface Gluing: A layer of glue is applied to the front surface of the stone to enhance its adhesion and wear resistance.

Polishing Treatment: The stone is polished using methods such as acid washing, sandblasting, and litchi surface treatment to make the surface smooth and delicate.

Edge Cutting: The edges of the stone are cut to ensure neat edges.

Layout and Gluing: The stone is laid out according to design requirements, and glue is applied where needed.

Further Processing: Further processing is performed as needed, such as carving and polishing.

Inspection: The processed stone is inspected for quality to ensure it meets standards.

Protective Treatment: The stone is treated with a protective coating to enhance its weather resistance and stain resistance.

Packaging: Finally, the stone is packaged for transportation.

Marble Thin Slab (Standard Specifications) Processing Flow
Circular Saw Cutting: Rough blocks are cut using a circular saw to obtain standard size slabs.

Double-Sided Back Netting: A net is applied to both sides of the slab to enhance its stability.

Splitting: The slab is split to obtain thinner panels.

Thickness Setting and Coarse Grinding: The panels are coarsely ground to a uniform thickness.

Front Surface Gluing: A layer of glue is applied to the front surface of the panel to enhance its adhesion and wear resistance.

Assembly Line Production: Continuous production is carried out through an assembly line to improve efficiency.

Inspection: The produced slabs are inspected for quality to ensure they meet standards.

Protective Treatment: The slabs are treated with a protective coating to enhance their weather resistance and stain resistance.

Packaging: Finally, the slabs are packaged for transportation.

Granite Slab Processing Flow 
Circular Saw (Sand Saw) Cutting: Rough blocks are cut using a circular saw or sand saw to obtain slab stone.

Polishing Treatment: The stone is polished using methods such as flame treatment, bush hammering, litchi surface treatment, and sandblasting to make the surface smooth and delicate.

Edge Cutting: The edges of the stone are cut to ensure neat edges.

Layout: The stone is laid out according to design requirements to ensure a reasonable layout. Further processing: Further processing is performed as needed, such as carving and polishing.

Inspection: The processed stone is inspected to ensure it meets quality standards.

Protective treatment: The stone is treated with protective coatings to enhance its weather resistance and stain resistance.

Packaging: Finally, the stone is packaged and prepared for transportation.