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UV Resistant Travertine Flexible Stone for House Walls

Product Description

A core advantage of this flexible stone is its extremely thin and lightweight structure. Its thickness is controlled between 2.5 millimeters to 3.3 millimeters, giving it exceptional flexibility, allowing it to easily conform to various complex and curved wall surfaces and greatly expanding the freedom of design and application. Despite its thinness, the optimized formulation gives the product excellent UV resistance, preventing fading or aging under direct sunlight and ensuring it retains its original color and aesthetic appeal over time.
In terms of color, this flexible stone supports customized colors, meaning clients can select or mix the most suitable hues according to specific design requirements or the overall style of the house, achieving a personalized wall decoration effect. Whether it's a modern, simple, solid color or rich textures mimicking natural travertine, it offers flexible solutions. In summary, this flexible stone is a high-quality wall material that combines aesthetics, durability, lightness, and flexibility.

Product Details

Material: Natural Stone Powder
Product Name: Flexible Stone
Thickness: 2.5-3.3mm Flexible Stone Veneer
Color: Customized Colors Support
Packing: Carton
Selling Point: Waterproof, Fire, Crack Prevention, And Ultraviolet Protection
Application: Internal And External Walls Of Schools, Houses, And Hospitals
Size: 600×900mm/600×1200mm
Weight: Only 3-4kg/㎡
Flexible: With a minimum bending radius of under 100mm
Thin: Measuring just 2.7mm±10%
Resilient: With double-layer reinforced mesh
Service: Free samples, customized on demand

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