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Travertine Marble Mosaic
Travertine Marble Mosaic
This Travertine Marble Mosaic is the perfect choice for adding a touch of elegance to any space. Made from natural travertine marble, it boasts durable and high-quality construction. Its unique and beautiful mosaic design will elevate the look of your home or office.
Feature | Details |
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Material | Natural Marble Stone,Travertine,Limestone |
Colour | As pictures show or customized |
Shape | Square, Basketweave, Mini brick, Modern brick, Herringbone, Subway, Hexagon, Octagon, Mixed, Grand fan, Penny round, Hand clipped, Tesserae, Random strip, River rocks, 3D cambered, Pinwheel, Rhomboid, Bubble round, Circle bubble, Stacked, etc... |
MOQ | Unrestricted |
Warranty | 3 years |
After-sale Service | Online technical support |
Size | Customized Size |
Style | Modern |
Occasion | Wall or Floor |
Project Solution Capability | Total solution for projects |
Application | Bathroom |
Design Style | Modern |
Place of Origin | China |
Model Number | Brass Marble Waterjet Mosaic |
Shape | Irregular |
Specific Operation Process
1. Improvement of Paving Technology
The goal of improving the paving process is to enhance adhesion to the components. This involves several key steps:
- Using a glue-containing clear slurry: Ensure proper thickness of the base slurry so it fully bonds with the backing net while leaving enough margin for penetration into the particle gaps.
- Piercing through the back mesh: The primer should be forced into the closed particle gaps during paving and compacting to create a strong bond with the travertine marble mosaic.
- Applying an interface agent: The component back net should be coated with an interface agent to increase adhesion.
Important Considerations:
- Due to aesthetic requirements for seam color, primer overflow and bonding should be limited to the lower half of the mosaic particles.
- Increasing adhesion while controlling the amount of primer is crucial to achieving a stable and visually appealing finish.
2. Integral Grouting Reinforcement
Integral grouting reinforcement involves infiltrating and bonding all component gaps and bottom grout, creating a solid structure that unites:
- Travertine marble mosaic particles with each other.
- Mosaic particles with the primer.
There are two main types of grouting materials:
(1) Cement-Based Clear Mortar
- Contains coarse particles and has large bleeding pores, making it unable to infiltrate and strengthen fine gaps effectively.
(2) Liquid Glue (Recommended)
- Solvent: An oily thinner with strong permeability.
- Solute: An epoxy-based glue with high bonding strength.
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Advantages:
- Thin, highly fluid, and penetrates deep into cement base slurry pores.
- Can be diluted and color-matched based on requirements.
- After curing and polishing, the surface becomes smooth, glossy, and resistant to contamination.
Limitations of Liquid Glue:
- Dilution ratio, curing time, and shrinkage must be carefully tested and controlled.
- Multiple grouting methods should be used for effective application.
- When purchasing materials, ensure that transparent, non-yellowing liquid glue and matching thinners are used.