No, they are not. Flexible stone replicates the natural look of materials like stone and wood, aiming for an organic and authentic aesthetic. Both textures and patterns vary randomly and are not designed to be continuous or vein-matched.
The standard sizes of flexible stone are 1200×600mm and 2400×1200mm. Some specific models are also available in 2700×1200mm.
Yes, flexible stone is bendable and can be shaped into curves on-site. The minimum bending radius is 200mm, making it suitable for curved surface applications.
This refers to the flexibility of flexible stone. A minimum bending radius of 200mm means the material can wrap around a cylinder with a diameter of 400mm. This showcases its adaptability for curved surfaces and rounded structures.
Yes, it can be used for both interior and exterior applications.
The thickness of flexible stone varies depending on the surface texture:
The thinness of flexible stone offers several benefits:
Lighter weight, which greatly improves efficiency during transportation and installation, and helps reduce shipping and labor costs. After installation, the lighter material provides better adhesion, making it less prone to detachment.
Yes, flexible stone is fire-resistant with a Class A2 fire rating. It is suitable for use on walls and ceilings of high-rise buildings and can easily pass fire safety inspections.
(A certified Class A fire-resistance test report is available upon request.)
Yes, flexible stone has excellent water resistance. It has been widely used in real-world applications, such as building façades, bathroom wet areas, and Spa rooms, including projects like the Rosewood Sanya Hotel by Poly.