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Xiamen Ji Yuan Stone Co.,Ltd.
White Travertine Pool Coping
White Travertine Pool Coping
Get the perfect finishing touch for your pool with our White Travertine Pool Coping. Made from high-quality travertine, this pool coping adds a touch of elegance and durability. With its weather-resistant properties, it's the perfect choice for any outdoor pool. Upgrade your pool today with our beautiful White Travertine Pool Coping.
Feature | Details |
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Big slab Size |
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Tile Size |
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Vanity top |
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Countertop |
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Stair | step100-150x30-35x2/3cm riser100-150x12-17x2/3cm |
Quality Control |
1) Polished degree: 90 degree or up. 2) Thickness tolerance: +/-0.5mm 3) Diagonal tolerance : +/-1mm. 4) Surface flatness tolerance: +/-0.3mm. 5) Adjacent edge verticality tolerance: +/-0.5mm, Precise Cutting by infrared-ray-cut machine. |
Batch Embedded Cement Mortar & White Travertine Pool Coping Installation
Batch Embedded Cement Mortar
Mixing Process
- Use 500# cement and medium sand in a 1:2.5 ratio.
- Optionally, add fiber to improve the net-hanging performance of the mortar.
- Control water content to maintain proper consistency.
Application Process
- Start from the top of the column and work downward.
- Ensure the cement slurry penetrates the steel wire mesh.
- Maintain a uniform thickness and a flat surface, but avoid excessive smoothing.
- Expose the steel wire tied to the horizontal keel when wiping.
Columnar White Travertine Pool Coping Facing
Master Mold Preparation
- Use thick wood plywood to create a master mold.
- The inner diameter of the mold should match the outer diameter of the cylinder.
- The mold is used to measure and determine the required stone slab cut angles.
Cutting the Stone Slabs
- Position slabs in the veneer direction against the mold.
- Measure the stone butt seam angles for precise corner cutting.
- Cut the stone using a stone-cutting machine at the measured angle.
- Test fit the slabs by placing them on the mold to ensure tight seams.
Installation Process
Step 1: Setting the Reference Circle
- Align the profiling model and fix it beneath the column.
Step 2: Bottom Layer Alignment
- Clean and organize the slabs before installation.
- Straighten the copper wires.
- Position the bottom row of slabs using predefined horizontal and vertical lines.
Step 3: Securing the Stone Slabs
- Begin at the smallest angle and stretch the stone slab into place.
- Tie the bottom copper wire to the cross ribs—leave some flexibility.
- Tie the top copper wire and stabilize with a wooden wedge.
- Check alignment using a ruler, adjust the wedge, then fully fasten the wire.
Step 4: Layer-by-Layer Installation
- Install each stone slab sequentially.
- If a gap is uneven, use lead padding for consistency.
- Ensure the first layer is perfectly flat and aligned to provide a strong foundation for upper layers.
- Repeat the process until the installation is complete.
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