Introducing the Peel And Stick Stone Tile - the perfect solution for those looking to transform their living space with ease. These tiles are made from high-quality, durable materials and boast a simple and efficient peel-and-stick installation process. Upgrade your home decor effortlessly and achieve a stylish and sophisticated look.

 

Feature	Details
Product	Peel And Stick Stone Tile
Surface	Split face
Thickness	0.8-1.2cm,1-1.5cm,1-2cm,1.5-2.5cm,2.5-3.5cm etc
Finished Products	Floor tiles, Wall cladding, Countertops, Windowsills, Special-shaped tiles, Small slabs, Swimming pool, stairs, steps, wall panel, flooring, veneers, slabs, coping tiles, bathtub etc
Colour	Black, Blue, White, Red, Pink, Brown, Yellow, Grey, Green, Purple, etc.
Material	Granite, Marble, Quartz, Sandstone, Basalt, Slate, Travertine etc
Products	Available in Slabs, Tiles, and customized sizes.ect
Application	Outdoor and indoor construction projects;
Sizes	Available in different sizes for different products; Customized specification is also available.
Thickness (cm)	1, 1.2, 1.5, 1.8, 2, 3, etc
Slabs (cm)	60x120up, 70x120up,120upx240up,etc
Tiles (cm)	30x30,60x60,30x60,305x305,etc
Edge	Bevel, Flat, Bullnose, Cut, etc
Finish	Polished, Honed, Flamed, Bushhammered, etc
Package	International Seaworthy wooden crates; available with Customized packing requirements

 

Quality Requirements for Electrical Insulation Boards

1. Physical and Electrical Properties

• The marble electrical insulation board must meet the standards outlined in Table 4.25.7.
• It should exhibit suitable physical and electrical properties to ensure effective insulation performance.

2. Relationship Between Marble and Other Minerals

• Many non-ferrous metals, rare metals, precious metals, and non-metallic minerals are geologically associated with marble.
• Marble is also an excellent building material and a preferred raw material for arts and crafts.

3. Characteristics of Marble

• Hardness:
  • Marble is a medium-hard peel-and-stick stone tile, making it easy to mine and process.
• Aesthetic Appeal:
  • When polished, marble reveals decorative patterns and vibrant color textures, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor decoration.
• Chemical Composition:
  • Primarily composed of calcium carbonate (CaCO₃) or magnesium carbonate (MgCO₃), making it highly reactive to acidic environments.

4. Impact of Acidic Pollution on Marble

• Urban air pollution affects marble due to the presence of:
  • Carbonic acid (formed from carbon dioxide).
  • Sulfuric acid (produced from industrial soot).
• These acids gradually erode marble, impacting its durability and appearance.
• Despite this, marble remains a preferred material for architectural decoration and sculptures.

5. Differences Between Natural and Artificial Marble

A. Natural Marble

• Composed purely of naturally occurring minerals.
• More susceptible to moisture, acid, and temperature variations.

B. Artificial Marble

• Made using unsaturated polyester resin as a binder, combined with:
  • Natural marble, calcite, dolomite, silica sand, glass powder.
  • Flame retardants, color additives, and stabilizers.
• Formed and cured through vibration compression, extrusion, and other industrial methods.
• Engineered to improve moisture resistance, acid resistance, high-temperature resistance, and seamless patchwork integration.