Why do inorganic cave stones become the favorite of home decoration designers?
Inorganic cave stone is a kind of cement casting plate, belongs to artificial stone, cement as the main bonding material, select quartz sand aggregate, fully stirred, made of raw material process, breaking through the traditional organic resin material, does not contain organic materials, surface texture can be carefully customized according to the design effect. Other factors contributing to its popularity include:
1. Inorganic stone, as an innovative stone, boldly tries to maintain the original texture and geotechnical texture under the premise of using the characteristics that natural stone does not have in terms of performance, in line with the modern architectural era.

2. Rich colors, natural textures, surface treatment can make different texture, make natural stone surface texture effect, to meet the personalized customization needs of design projects.

3. In projects with tight budget, natural stone is expensive and high maintenance cost, clay stone is a good alternative material, which can meet the design effect and save the budget, why not? The characteristics of clay stone itself are also one of the reasons for choosing it as a decorative material in many projects.

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Why do inorganic cave stones become the favorite of home decoration designers?
Inorganic cave stone is not only environmentally friendly, but also has a variety of colors and textures to choose freely. Its main material is cement, which can better increase the surface effect of cement board, and is the priority choice of contemporary home improvement designers.
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As a common building material, concrete has a wide range of applications. In building structures, common concrete types include fair-faced concrete and ordinary concrete. This paper will compare these two types of concrete, explore their differences and application scenarios.
