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In 2025, STONELINK proudly advances its strategic vision by focusing on our flagship natural stone series – Four Seasons Marble. On our latest expedition to the Four Seasons Green Marble quarry in Cambodia, our expert team embarked on a journey to source premium stone blocks that epitomize quality, exclusivity, and innovative design. This breaking news outlines our mission, the diverse patterns within the Four Seasons Marble collection, and the unique advantages we offer to our strategic partners.     1. A 2025 Strategic Initiative: Four Seasons Marble   Four Seasons Marble is our strategic stone products for 2025. At STONELINK, we have developed this all-new natural stone series with the ultimate goal of forging long-term strategic partnerships with our clients. Our approach is built on several critical pillars:   1) Limited Quarry Mining: Each block is extracted under strict controls, ensuring limited production that enhances the stone's rarity and exclusivity. 2) Stable Pricing: With controlled quarry output, we guarantee stable marble stone block pricing, protecting your profit margins. 3) Global Endorsement: This series is highly endorsed by top global stone manufacturers and leading design circles, ensuring that you receive only the best quality that the international market recognizes.   Our commitment to quality and strategic partnerships underpins every step of our sourcing process, setting a solid foundation for a product that promises both prestige and profitability.   2. Refining Excellence: Differentiated Patterns of Four Seasons Marble   The recent trip to Cambodia was pivotal in our effort to meticulously categorize and refine the diverse patterns of Four Seasons Marble. Recognizing that every quarry yields unique characteristics, we have introduced several distinct patterns designed to meet a wide range of aesthetic and functional demands. The patterns include Four Seasons Green, Four Seasons Pink, Four Seasons Sakura, Four Seasons Panda Green, Four Seasons Imperial White, Four Seasons Fantastic Violet.     STONELINK is the exclusive regional distributor of Four Seasons Sakura Series in Asia, bringing you the romance of cherry blossoms. About Four Seasons Imperial White, also known as “Pope White,” this pattern is famed for its historical prestige. Used in the Vatican Museum for papal statues and bearing the Pope’s signature certification, Imperial White symbolizes both power and faith. Its timeless appeal makes it a coveted choice for elite architectural projects.   Each of these sub-series is a result of our precise selection process and a commitment to stable supply. By diversifying the patterns available, we ensure that your diverse design needs are met without compromising on quality or consistency.     3. What Can STONELINK Do for You?   At STONELINK, we pride ourselves on offering a comprehensive suite of services that guarantee excelle...

As a global leader in natural stone supply, STONELINK continues to push the boundaries of innovation, seeking the finest and most exclusive materials for our partners. In 2025, we are proud to introduce our Cambodian Four Seasons Green Marble, a premium alternative to the original French-sourced stone. With direct access to the quarry, we ensure a stable supply, superior quality, and a more competitive price—empowering architects, designers, and contractors with a high-end yet cost-effective solution.     Four Seasons Green Marble: A Timeless Classic with a New Quarry Source   Originally known for its exquisite patterns, deep green hues, and luxurious appeal, Four Seasons Green Marble from France has long been a favorite among high-end projects. However, due to its limited availability and high cost, its use has been restricted to exclusive applications. Recognizing the growing demand for this stunning material, STONELINK has sourced a remarkably similar alternative from Cambodia.   After extensive research and on-site quarry selection, we have successfully developed a new Four Seasons Green Marble collection that mirrors the French original in style, texture, and color variations—while offering greater affordability and availability.     Direct Quarry Access: A Competitive Edge for Our Partners   At STONELINK, we are not just suppliers; we are direct quarry owners and operators. By securing exclusive access to the Cambodian Four Seasons Green Marble quarry, we provide our partners with distinct advantages:   ✅ Consistent Supply & Stable Quality: With full control over the quarry, we ensure reliable and continuous production, eliminating risks associated with fluctuating availability. ✅ Diverse Selection: Our team personally inspects and selects blocks on-site in Cambodia, ensuring a variety of patterns, tones, and finishes to meet different project requirements. ✅ Cost-Effective Pricing: Without middlemen, we offer more competitive pricing, making high-end natural stone solutions more accessible to our clients. ✅ Customization & Project-Specific Sourcing: Whether you need book-matched slabs, honed or polished finishes, or custom-cut sizes, we provide tailor-made solutions for luxury interiors, facades, and statement pieces.     Pioneering the Future of Natural Stone Solutions   For years, STONELINK has evolved from a large-scale stone project supplier to a diversified supplier of premium and exclusive stone materials. Our mission is to continuously discover and develop new, sought-after stone varieties, giving our partners access to cutting-edge materials that elevate their designs.   Our commitment to on-site material selection is evident in our recent visits to the Cambodian quarry, where our experts meticulously handpicked premium-quality blocks of Four Seasons Green Marble. The selection process included various color spectrums, veining patterns, and surface fini...

1. The Spring Festival: A Time of Joy and Tradition   The Chinese Spring Festival, also known as the Lunar New Year, is the most significant traditional holiday in China. It marks the beginning of the new lunar year, a time for family reunions, gratitude, and celebrations. The festival is steeped in customs such as giving red envelopes (红包), setting off fireworks, cleaning and decorating homes, and enjoying lavish feasts. Each tradition reflects wishes for prosperity, happiness, and good fortune in the year ahead.   This year, we celebrate the Year of the Snake according to the Chinese zodiac cycle, which is based on a 12-year rotation of animals. Each animal carries its own symbolic meanings and influences, and those born in the Year of the Snake are often associated with traits such as intelligence, grace, and mystery. The zodiac system is deeply embedded in Chinese culture, influencing various aspects of life, from festivals to personal beliefs.     2. The Timeless Connection Between Stones and Chinese Culture   China’s stone culture is as ancient as its history. Stones have been an integral part of daily life and art, used in everything from architecture and tools to jewelry and sculpture. During different historical periods, stones played critical roles in construction, religious ceremonies, and aesthetic decoration.   Stones, while inherently hard and sturdy, can also embody warmth, festivity, and cultural richness. Their versatility allows them to transcend their physical characteristics and connect with human emotions. This unique quality makes them a surprising yet fitting medium to represent the joyous atmosphere of the Spring Festival.     3. Stone Art Meets the Spring Festival   Incorporating stones into Spring Festival celebrations is a modern twist on traditional practices. For instance, stone painting—an art form where designs are painted onto the surfaces of stones—can be used to create festive decorations. Artists can bring stones to life with colorful images of cartoon snakes for this zodiac year, red lanterns, the Chinese character  (Fu, meaning fortune), or even vibrant scenes of lion dances.   These painted stones are not just decorations; they symbolize a harmonious blend of sturdy tradition and modern creativity. They can be used to adorn homes, serve as unique gifts, or even become treasured keepsakes of the celebration.   Stones, with their natural resilience and beauty, embody the festive spirit in unexpected ways. Their enduring nature aligns with the Chinese desire for longevity and stability, while their transformation into festive art showcases the adaptability and creativity inherent in both stone culture and the Spring Festival.     4. A Perfect Fusion of Cultures   The connection between stones and the Spring Festival is a celebration of two ancient traditions coming together. Just as the Spring Festival reflects renewal a...

When considering materials for construction projects, natural stone is a timeless and reliable choice. Different stones bring their own characteristics, offering durability, beauty, and versatility. Below are the 6 most commonly used types of stone in construction:     1. Granite Granite is an igneous rock that stands out for its strength and durability. It is one of the most popular stones used in building construction, particularly for projects requiring high levels of resistance to wear and tear.    Key properties: Extremely hard, weather-resistant, low porosity.  Common applications: Countertops, flooring, cladding, and structural elements.   Its varied colors and textures make granite suitable for both interior and exterior projects, offering both practicality and aesthetic appeal.     2. Limestone Limestone is a sedimentary rock widely appreciated for its versatility and classic appearance. It is softer than granite, making it easier to work with for decorative and architectural purposes.    Key properties: Smooth texture, available in subtle, natural tones.  Common applications: Wall cladding, flooring, ornamental detailing, and fireplaces.   Limestone is ideal for creating timeless, elegant designs, though proper sealing is essential to protect it from staining.     3. Sandstone Sandstone is another sedimentary rock, valued for its natural, earthy tones and distinct texture. It is a popular choice for outdoor construction due to its resilience and aesthetic appeal.    Key properties: Porous, weather-resistant, and available in warm hues.  Common applications: Paving, wall cladding, flooring, and landscaping.   With the right sealing and maintenance, sandstone can last for decades while retaining its natural beauty.     4. Marble Marble is a metamorphic rock that is prized for its luxurious appearance and timeless elegance. Known for its characteristic veining, it adds sophistication to any space.    Key properties: Smooth surface, visually striking veining, and a softer texture.  Common applications: Countertops, flooring, wall cladding, and decorative accents.   While marble requires more maintenance compared to harder stones, its aesthetic appeal makes it a preferred choice for high-end projects.     5. Travertine Travertine, a type of limestone, is known for its unique, porous texture and natural charm. Its neutral tones make it suitable for a wide range of styles and applications.    Key properties: Rustic texture, versatile color palette, and natural voids.  Common applications: Flooring, wall cladding, pool surrounds, and patios.   Sealing is essential for travertine to enhance its durability and resistance to water and stains.     6. Slate Slate is a fine-grained metamorphic rock that offers excellent durability and resistance to the elements. It is a practical choice for both traditional and modern designs.  ...

1. Process Flow 1) Surveying and Marking:   Before the stone installation for the scenic wall and retaining wall, survey along the centerline (or boundary) of the wall based on the designed elevation, setting a control point every 5 - 10 meters. Measurements must be carried out according to the design layout or construction drawings, marking the centerline, horizontal level lines, and grid lines.   2) Base Leveling:   According to the measured position and elevation, level the base. If the base has defects, use cement mortar (for walls) or crushed stone concrete (for the top surface) to level and treat the base.   3) Stone Pre-assembly and Selection:   All stones used in the project should be processed in the factory as per the layout drawing and numbered and packed. After the stones arrive on-site and are unpacked, each piece should be checked individually. Stones that are broken or have missing corners should be separated and reprocessed by the factory.   Once the stone selection is complete, pre-assemble on-site. Pre-assembly ensures that the colors, patterns, and textures align, and the seams match tightly. The pre-assembled stones should be numbered in two directions and stored in piles according to categories for future use.     4) Vertical Stone Installation:   (1) Small-sized Stones:   In a damp base, apply one coat of pure cement slurry (with 10% by weight of 108 glue mixed with water) and apply it while it's still wet.   For the base mortar, use a 1:3 cement-sand ratio, about 12mm thick, applied in two layers: the first layer about 5mm thick and the second layer about 7mm. After the base mortar is compacted and smoothed, scratch the surface of the mortar.   Once the base mortar is set, mark the lines for each stone section. Apply a 2-3mm thick cement slurry (with 20% by weight of 108 glue) to the back of the pre-wet stones and install them (alternatively, adhesive powder can be used). Tap with a wooden hammer to ensure alignment and use a level tool to check for flatness and straightness.     (2) Large-sized Stones:   For stones larger than 40mm on any side, or if the installation height exceeds 1m, the following installation method is used:   A. Drilling and Chiseling:   Before installation, use a drilling machine to drill holes according to design requirements. Secure a wooden frame to align the drill bit with the upper edge of the stone. Drill holes at 1/4 of the stone width from each end. For each surface, drill two holes with a diameter of 5mm and a depth of 12mm. The hole's center should be about 8mm from the back of the stone.   If granite is used and the stone width is large, increase the number of holes. After drilling, lightly chisel a 5mm deep groove around the holes to form an "elephant trunk" shape for embedding copper or galvanized wire.   For larger stones, especially prefabricated granite, if it's difficult to tie the galvanize...

Staircases are an integral part of every building, making stone stair products a common choice in stone processing. These products are produced in large quantities, involve simple craftsmanship, yet frequently face issues such as broken edges, chipped corners, and safety hazards, which compromise both the aesthetic appeal and functionality of stone staircases.   This article delves into common problems encountered in stone staircase design and processing, providing analysis and improvement suggestions.     1. Problems and Analysis   (1) Adhesive Strips Detachment One of the most common issues with stone stairs is the detachment of adhesive strips, which can lead to thinner steps prone to damage.   Causes: 1. Adhesive Issues: Improper use of adhesive with low bonding strength. 2. Surface Preparation: Inadequate treatment of the adhesive strip and step surface. 3. Design Flaws: Insufficient contact area for bonding, lack of reinforcement, and unsupported adhesive strips in the design. 4. Environmental Factors: Outdoor exposure to natural elements that weaken the adhesive.   (2) Edge Damage   Causes: 1. Incorrect material selection (e.g., fragile marble or granite with high water absorption). 2. Thin panels (e.g., less than 20mm). 3. External impacts and prolonged exposure to harsh weather. 4. Excessive overhang of the panel edges.   (3) Panel Damage and Cracking   Causes: 1. Defective materials, inadequate repairs, and insufficient thickness or strength. 2. Impact forces and long-term load stresses.   (4) Stair Fractures   Causes: 1. Pre-existing cracks not reinforced properly. 2. Use of thin or low-strength materials.   (5) Uneven Thickness Some stone stairs feature inconsistent thickness, causing uneven surfaces after installation and aesthetic issues.   (6) Complex Edge Shapes Overly complex edge designs increase processing difficulty, leading to higher risks of breakage and polishing challenges.   (7) Loose Riser Panels Riser panels can easily detach when improperly bonded to tread panels, as shown in some designs.   (8) Double-Layer Riser Panels Double-layer designs, though aesthetically pleasing, complicate processing and installation unnecessarily.   (9) Overly Dense Anti-Slip Grooves Anti-slip grooves that are too narrow and dense reduce structural integrity, making edges more prone to damage.   (10) Jointed Narrow Panels Narrow, jointed panels without reinforcement are prone to detachment and pose safety hazards.   (11) Stone Degradation Improper material selection for outdoor use can result in discoloration, erosion, or structural weakening.     2. Improvement Measures   (1) Eliminate Adhesive Strips in Stair Design Design stairs without adhesive strips or use wider, reinforced strips to ensure durability. Solid risers can support adhesive strips to enhance strength.   (2) Use Solid Stone Stairs Solid stone stairs improve stabilit...