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Thanks to its high-strength adhesion, weather resistance, and strong compatibility with sintered stone materials, sintered stone adhesive is widely used in sintered stone installation, repair, and splicing scenarios. It can be specifically categorized into the following types:

1. Indoor Home Sintered Stone Installation Scenarios

• Sintered Stone Countertop Bonding: Used for bonding sintered stone countertops (e.g., in kitchens) to cabinets (solid wood, stainless steel, or stone cabinets), as well as for countertop splicing (such as L-shaped countertop corners or island joints). It can withstand the load of the countertop and impacts during daily use, preventing cracking or detachment.
• Sintered Stone Wall Tiling: Suitable for tiling sintered stone on walls like living room feature walls, bedroom headboards, and bathroom walls. It is especially ideal for dry-hanging or wet-pasting of large-sized sintered stones (e.g., 1200×2400mm and above). It replaces traditional cement mortar, reduces wall load, ensures firm bonding, and resists the effects of humid environments (such as bathrooms).
• Sintered Stone Floor Splicing: Applied to seamless floor laying with sintered stone throughout the house, as well as joint treatment for sintered stone floors in foyers or balconies. It is particularly suitable for areas with slight floor slopes or moisture-proof needs (e.g., basements). After bonding, it can form overall waterproof performance and resist wear from daily foot traffic.

2. Commercial Space Sintered Stone Decoration Scenarios

• Commercial Exhibition Halls/Hotel Lobbies: Used for installing large-area sintered stone walls (e.g., reception feature walls, exhibition hall display walls) or floors. It meets the high-end texture needs of commercial spaces, while the fast-curing property of sintered stone adhesive shortens the construction period and minimizes impact on commercial operations.
• Catering/Retail Stores: Suitable for bonding sintered stone bar counters in restaurants, operation platforms in milk tea shops, and sintered stone partitions in fitting rooms of clothing stores. It can resist oil stains and water erosion, and is easy to clean later, meeting the needs of high-frequency use and easy maintenance in commercial spaces.
• Office Spaces: Used for installing sintered stone countertops at office receptions and sintered stone walls in meeting rooms. It balances aesthetics and durability, and can withstand slight collisions and daily cleaning in office scenarios.

3. Sintered Stone Repair and Joint Sealing Scenarios

• Sintered Stone Crack Repair: For fine cracks in sintered stone caused by impact or temperature differences during use, sintered stone adhesive is used for filling and curing. This can restore the integrity of the sintered stone, and color matching can be done to match the original color of the sintered stone, reducing visual defects.
• Sintered Stone Edge/Corner Repair: Repairs damaged edges or corners of sintered stone (e.g., countertop corners, edges of wall-mounted sintered stones) caused during installation or transportation. The sintered stone adhesive is shaped and attached to the damaged area, then polished smooth after curing, extending the service life of the sintered stone.
• Joint Aesthetics and Sealing: Used for joint treatment between sintered stone and other materials (e.g., glass, metal, ceramic tiles), such as the gap between bathroom sintered stone walls and glass shower enclosures, or the joint between kitchen sintered stone countertops and sinks. It not only seals and prevents water leakage but also hides gaps, enhancing overall aesthetics.

4. Special Environment Sintered Stone Application Scenarios

• Outdoor Landscape Scenarios: Used for bonding sintered stone floors in courtyards, outdoor bar counters, and sintered stone walls on terraces. Weather-resistant sintered stone adhesive must be selected to resist UV radiation, rain erosion, and temperature changes, preventing adhesive layer aging or detachment.
• Bathroom Humid Scenarios: In addition to wall and floor tiling, it is also used for fixing sintered stone bathroom vanities to walls and sealing sintered stone shower screens to the floor. It ensures no mold growth or adhesive detachment in long-term humid environments, and has waterproof performance to prevent water from penetrating into wall or floor substrates.