Sintered Stone
Sintered Stone performance
Sintered stone is manufactured from natural stone and inorganic clay through specialized processes, boasting extremely high hardness that resists scratches from daily use. It is heat-resistant (can directly contact high-temperature items), stain-resistant (minimal pore penetration), and easy to clean. With waterproof, moisture-proof, and corrosion-resistant properties, it maintains stability in outdoor environments. Often used for table and coffee table tops, its outstanding performance and aesthetic appeal meet the demands of outdoor use.
Sintered Stone Maintenance guide
(1) Daily Cleaning
For daily cleaning of outdoor sintered stone, use a soft dry cloth to wipe off surface dust. In case of ordinary stains, prepare warm water at around 40°C and add a small amount of mild neutral detergent. Stir well, then gently wipe the sintered stone surface with a semi-dry soft cloth. Avoid rubbing back and forth during wiping to prevent secondary attachment of stains or scratches on the sintered stone. After wiping, immediately use a clean wet cloth dipped in clear water to wipe again to thoroughly remove detergent residues. Finally, dry with a dry cloth to prevent water stains from remaining.
(2) Daily Maintenance
- Avoid Hard Object Collisions: Although sintered stone has high hardness, sharp hard objects may still cause cracks or damage upon severe impact. When using, avoid placing sharp tools or metal objects directly on the sintered stone surface. When moving heavy objects, handle them with care to prevent collisions.
- Prevent High-Temperature Scalding: While sintered stone is heat-resistant, sudden temperature changes (cold to hot or vice versa) can affect its service life. Avoid placing hot pots, kettles, etc., directly on the surface, and use heat-insulating pads for isolation.
- Long-Term Storage Protection: During cold seasons or long-term non-use, cover the sintered stone surface with a soft dust-proof cloth to prevent dust accumulation and scratches.
