Honeycomb-backed sintered stone panel
Sintered stone finish is bonded with a honeycomb core to improve weight control, flatness, transport stability, and installation performance.
Composite Wall Panel / Sintered Stone Series
Prefabricated Sintered Stone Panel System
This system belongs to the stone-surface category within composite wall panels. Sintered stone is used as the finish layer and can be combined with honeycomb, insulation, graphene heating layers, or gypsum-based substrates. The panels are installed through the dry-mounted wall structure.
Thin sintered stone composite panel
3-6 mm thin sintered stone can be bonded with aluminum substrate or honeycomb core to reduce wall load and support renovation projects.
High-density gypsum-backed stone panel
Sintered stone is bonded with high-density gypsum board to create a wall panel component that is easier to install as a module.
Prefabricated heating sintered stone panel
The stone finish, graphene heating chip, and polyurethane insulation layer form a functional product within the Prefabricated Sintered Stone Panel System.
Exterior insulation integrated stone panel
Thin sintered stone finish is combined with rock wool, rigid polyurethane foam, or foamed ceramic insulation for facade renovation and exterior walls.
Installation Methods
Dry installation methods for sintered stone panels
Method selection depends on panel weight, substrate condition, service access, and application scenario. Magnetic, point hanging, clip-in, and aluminum profile systems all belong to the dry-mounted wall structure.
Magnetic stone panel system
Steel honeycomb composite panels can be installed with high-strength magnetic strips on a rigid support system, suitable for fast renovation and maintainable wall surfaces.
Point hanging stone panel system
Dedicated back brackets allow the panel to be positioned, hung, and locked, creating a ventilated layer for large panels, bathrooms, facade areas, and high-rise projects.
Clip-in stone panel system
Pre-embedded panel clips and supporting frames control joint accuracy for standard interior walls, commercial elevator lobbies, and repeated project modules.
Aluminum profile fastening system
Base profiles, horizontal rails, back hangers, corner profiles, top lines, waist lines, division strips, and flat joint profiles form a complete closure system.
Installation Flow
Typical indoor wall installation sequence
- Set the level and install the base profile to define the finished wall plane.
- Install horizontal rails, complete leveling, and verify load-bearing conditions.
- Install hangers or clips on the back of the panel according to the shop drawing number.
- Mount the full panel and complete joints, corners, top lines, waist lines, and flat joint profiles.