Differences with Natural Stone
Manufactured stone is a material that imitates the appearance of natural stones, but is lighter and easily machinable. It is usually produced by mixing cement, sand and various chemicals. While natural stone is extracted from nature, culture stone is produced in a fabricated process, so the color and texture options are much more.
Production Process and Materials
The production of cultured stone begins with the hardening of mixtures poured into certain molds. These molds take the texture and shape of natural stones and provide a realistic appearance. Thanks to the pigments used during production, a wide range of colors can be offered.
Durability and Longevity
Manufactured stone is more durable compared to natural stones. Modern production techniques ensure that the culture stone is resistant to external factors. It is resistant to weather conditions such as UV rays, rain, snow and retains its first-day appearance for many years.
Aesthetic Diversity and Design Flexibility
Manufactured stone is produced in a variety of colors and textures, which offers a wide range of design freedom for architects and decorators. It can be easily used in both classic and modern designs. Since it can be produced in the desired sizes and shapes, it offers suitable solutions for all kinds of projects.
Interior Applications
Manufactured stone is often used in interior decoration. It provides an aesthetic touch on living room walls, fireplaces and kitchens. It is also preferred in bathrooms because of its moisture and water resistance.
