Paving Sandstone

Paving Sandstone is a durable and versatile material, making it ideal for outdoor surfaces. With its compact and slip-resistant texture, it provides a safe and stable foundation for any type of pavement. Its natural composition also offers a unique and attractive aesthetic to enhance the overall look of your space.

Management of Paving Sandstone on Construction Sites

1. Cutting and Material Handling
• Strictly control the cutting of paving sandstone by the pavement on the construction site.
• After cutting, all remaining materials should be piled up in a centralized manner.
• Use wooden pallets for stacking the remaining cutting materials to facilitate transportation.
2. Worker Instructions and Precautions
• Before paving, conduct a technical briefing for workers.
• Direct hammering on fragile and smooth stone materials is prohibited. Instead, workers should use wooden boards to prevent breakage and scratches.
• Ensure that the paving sandstone maintains its intended effect without damage.
3. Material Management and Utilization
• Damaged materials should be collected, counted, and repurposed for corner finishing.
• Maintain a detailed record of damaged materials in a dedicated table.
• Track and assess the pavement quality, ensuring proper documentation of the completed paving area.
• Correlate the paving site layout with the arrival of new sandstone materials and maintain a statistical analysis table.
4. Project and Cost Management
• Managing paving sandstone on-site is a complex process that requires attention to both quality and cost.
• A successful project should not only achieve the expected landscape effect and gain owner recognition but also maintain cost control within a reasonable range.
• Effective cost management helps the enterprise maximize profits.
5. Holistic Project Management
• Material management is only one phase of project construction management.
• To successfully complete a project, all stages of the construction process must be effectively managed.