Structure:
- Porcelain stone is from the category of marble and metamorphosed stones, the structure of porcelain stone is made of calcite and it is placed in the category of thin stones.
- The abundance of this stone is mostly white and in the form of large and visible crystals, its other colors are light and dark gray (due to the presence of carbon), pink and red (presence of hematite), green (presence of chlorite and various silicates) and cream. and yellow (due to the presence of limonite).
Advantage:
- Its very high hardness and high resistance to wear, shockability, good tensile and bending resistance are the advantages of this family.
- Porcelain stone has very good cutting and polishing ability.
- It has the ability to be processed in the form of book match and form match, which doubles its beauty.
Application:
- Due to its bright and often white color, it is more used as a facade decoration in tropical regions to reduce heat transfer inside the building.
- It is most widely used in the interior of the building and in the exterior of the building as a facade stone or in water-consuming environments such as toilets, floor paving, use in the roof, pavement, street and road infrastructure, and also because of its High resistance to cold and heat and detergents in office centers, restaurants, health centers and commercial centers.
- The most important application of porcelain stone is to use it as a decorative stone in the interior and exterior of buildings.
Types of porcelain stones:
Persian Scato – Niriz – Azna – Sirjan – Crystal – Laybid – Qorveh – Aseman – Panda – Mashhad – Tiara – Jupiter
Crystal
