Flexible Stone, also known as Modified Clay Material, Stone Veneer,

or Soft Tile, is a decorative material that combines personalization with practical benefits.

It is not highly industrialized, allowing for unique and custom applications.

1. Durability: Full-body material with stable performance, antistatic, fireproof, and minimal color fading. Warranty of at least 50 years.

2. Lightweight: Compared to ceramic tiles and stone products, Flexible Stone is lighter, with a regular thickness of 2-3mm and a weight of 4-5kg/sqm, making it DIY-friendly.

3. Water Absorption: 13-15%.

4. Fire Resistance: Reaction to fire class A2-S1.

5. Flexibility: The 2-3mm thickness allows it to cover curved walls or pillars with a diameter over 60cm.

6. Easy Installation: Ideal for refurbishments, can be glued directly onto existing walls.

7. Eco-Friendly: No VOCs, almost 100% recyclable and degradable.

Clean the Surface

Ensure the surface where you will be applying the flexible stone is clean, dry, and free of dust, grease, or any loose material. Use a clean cloth or sponge to wipe down the area.

Check for Primer Requirement

Some surfaces may require a primer to ensure proper adhesion. Check the manufacturer’s recommendations for your specific adhesive and surface type.

Measure the Area

Use a measuring tape to measure the area where you will be installing the flexible stone. Mark the dimensions on the back of the flexible stone sheets.

Cut the Sheets

Using a utility knife or stone cutter, carefully cut the flexible stone sheets to the required size. Ensure the cuts are straight and precise for a professional finish.

Choose the Right Adhesive

Select an adhesive that is suitable for both the flexible stone and the surface you are working with. The manufacturer’s recommendations should provide guidance on the best type of adhesive to use.

Spread the Adhesive

Using a notched trowel, spread the adhesive evenly over the surface. Apply enough adhesive to cover the area where the flexible stone will be installed, but avoid applying too much, as this can cause the adhesive to seep through the joints.

Position the Sheets

Carefully position the cut flexible stone sheets onto the adhesive-coated surface. Start from one corner and work your way out, ensuring each sheet aligns properly with the adjacent sheets.

Press and Smooth

Use a roller or squeegee to press the flexible stone sheets firmly into the adhesive. This helps to eliminate any air bubbles and ensures a strong bond. Check with a level to make sure the sheets are even.

Clean the SurfaceClean the Surface

Wipe down the surface with a clean cloth or sponge to remove any excess adhesive that may have squeezed out from the edges.

Seal the Joints (If Required)

If your project requires a sealant, apply it along the joints between the flexible stone sheets. This will help to protect against moisture and enhance the durability of the installation.

Drying Time

Allow the adhesive to set according to the manufacturer’s instructions. This typically takes 24 to 48 hours, but drying times can vary based on the adhesive and environmental conditions.

Final InspectionCheck for Primer Requirement

Once the adhesive has fully cured, inspect the installation for any gaps or imperfections. Make any necessary touch-ups to ensure a flawless finish.