Slate Stone Tile

Slate Stone Tile is a durable and versatile option for your flooring needs. Made from natural slate stone, it offers a unique and elegant look to any room. With its sturdy properties, it is resistant to moisture and scratches, making it perfect for high-traffic areas. Transform your space with the timeless beauty of Slate Stone Tile.

Slate Stone Tile Dry Hanging Glue Pollution & Control Measures

Common Issues with Dry Hanging Glue Pollution

1. Insufficient Stone Thickness – The stone is too thin, leading to improper slotting.
2. Lack of Protective Agent – The protective agent is not reapplied after grooving the dry-hanging part.
3. Poor Glue Quality or Incorrect Mixing – The dry-hanging glue may be of low quality or improperly proportioned.
4. Uneven Mixing of Glue – This results in prolonged curing time or failure to cure, causing oil component precipitation.

Control Measures

1. Ensure Proper Stone Thickness – The stone thickness should be strictly controlled according to the type of stone.
2. Reapply Protective Agent – After slotting, clean the dry-hanging part and reapply the same protective agent.
3. Use Epoxy Resin AB Glue – The dry pendant and back strip must be fixed using high-quality epoxy resin AB glue.
4. Follow Correct Mixing Ratios – Adhere to the manufacturer’s instructions, typically a 1:1 mixing ratio, and stir the glue evenly.
5. Clean Glue Penetration – Use a stone degreasing and degumming agent to remove any glue penetration on the stone surface.

Slate Stone Tile Installation Methods

There are multiple installation methods for slate stone tiles, including:

• Dry Hanging
• Wet Pasting
• Wet Hanging
• Dry Pasting

Below is a wall stone point bonding construction process:

Wall Stone Point Bonding Construction Process

1. Grooving – Instead of using main and auxiliary keels, an electric cutting machine is used to cut a groove on the wall and the back of the stone at the connector points.
2. Steel Spacer Insertion – A 40 mm × 40 mm × 3 mm or 30 mm × 30 mm × 2 mm steel spacer is inserted into the groove for stability.
3. Applying Structural Glue –
   • Apply epoxy dry-hanging two-component AB structural glue in the groove for a firm hold.
   • Use silicone structural adhesive in conjunction with point bonding for additional support.
4. Determining Glue Points – The size of the stone determines the number of glue points.
   • Example: For Caesar Gray Marble (1,475 mm × 450 mm × 18 mm), use two steel gasket connectors and apply six glue points in total.
5. Final Installation – After installation, the clearance distance between the back of the stone and the wall should be 10–30 mm for proper alignment.

This method ensures a strong, durable, and aesthetically pleasing installation of slate stone tiles.