Cubic stone

You may be wondering what kind of stone to use if we want to expect good resistance from a thin stone and that stone is not too hard and unprocessable? Or if we want to engrave a pattern on a stone and expose it to snow and rain, what stone should we use? The answer is clear: crystal porcelain. Porcelain (crystal) is a mass of calcareous or dolomitic rocks that have recrystallized due to internal factors, such as temperature and pressure, and are therefore considered as metamorphic rocks.
Chinese stones are different in different places in terms of metamorphism and some chemical compounds. Porcelain stone often has large crystals. These coarse crystals distinguish porcelain from sedimentary carbonate rocks. Master of porcelain stone for facade and outdoor space is completely technical and correct. Porcelain stone in terms of water absorption and adhesion of slurry between granite and travertine. It is not as absorbent as travertine or non-stick as granite. In Iran, the use of this stone for facades has been common since ancient times. If you pay attention, porcelain stone is the main facade of many old buildings, especially in the tropics