Analysis of the location and cause of easy cracking of quartz stone countertops
Publish Time:2021-03-08 Click rate:552
Analysis of the location and cause of easy cracking of quartz stone countertops
The most important thing in kitchen decoration is the choice of cabinet countertops. The quality of cabinet countertops will directly affect the service life of the entire kitchen facilities. There are also certain requirements for the environmental protection of cabinet countertop materials, because cabinet countertops are in direct contact with our food, and if the countertop contains toxic substances, it will pose a certain threat to our health.
At present, the common cabinet countertop materials on the market include artificial stone, natural stone, quartz stone, ultra-thin rock slab and stainless steel. The highest usage rate is quartz stone countertops. Quartz stone is a die-cast artificial stone product, which is molded by quartz stone manufacturers. It has many advantages such as wear resistance, scratch resistance, high temperature resistance, anti-permeability, non-toxic and non-radiation, but because the hardness of quartz stone can reach the Mohs hardness Level 7, so it is not easy to process, and it is prone to cracking or bursting in use.
1. Cracking at the seam of the countertop: when the installer is splicing the seam, the seam is not aligned, the glue is not evenly applied, or the curing agent is added to the glue or the excessive amount of the agent is added to make the seam brittle and cracks when it is slightly impacted during use ；
2. Cracks in the corners: the wall is too tight and no shrinkage joints are left, the height between the two cabinets is uneven or not leveled, the table surface is not evenly shrunk due to external impact or temperature changes and cracks;
3. Cracks around the above counter basin: There is no gap between the above counter basin and the basin hole, and the basin hole is not polished. The two pieces of Feng Jihan panic phoenix reed are smooth, and the table surface shrinks unevenly due to external impact or temperature changes.
