A Reliable Sandstone Supplier in China
Sandstone is a very pure sedimentary rock and consists largely of quartz sand grains. Components of living beings, on the other hand, only make up a small proportion. Sandstones are softer than natural stones such as granite or basalt, but there are many deposits with a high degree of hardness.
Sandstones, which contain minerals other than quartz grains to a significant extent, often differ optically from pure quartz sandstones. They are then not white to gray but rather have a yellowish, reddish, brown or even green tone. Such colors are triggered in particular by ferrous minerals. For example, red sandstones contain the iron mineral hematite.
Yantai External Granite started its operations in 2012 and has developed into a strong supplier of sandstone products over the years. Most of our customers are in the construction company, wholesaler of building materials, and also the private sector. We are hired primarily because of our quality products, for our safe delivery times.
In order to continue to succeed in a hardening market, EXTERNAL GRANITE works to constantly increase the quality of sandstone products and what we do. That is why we set challenging goals in the short and long term. This encourages us to become even better as a sandstone wholesale manufacturer in China.
Wholesale Sandstone in Bulk
In natural stone, all sandstones have a relatively rough surface. They have advantages in the floor area – keyword slip resistance. If necessary, the stones can also be grinded or sandblasted to create a smooth surface. Although not all sandstones are the same color- as described above, the warm tones dominate as a common feature. In addition, the material stores a lot of heat and is therefore also suitable as a floor covering together with underfloor heating.
Yantai External Granite is one of the best sandstone manufacturers and suppliers in China that can provide you with reliable quality at a competitive price. You can buy sandstone products, including sandstone paving, stepping stones, walls, slabs, setts, cobbles, flagstones, kerbs, coping stones, pillars, steps, in bulk for your convenience.
Our employees, who have a long industry experience and know what is required, are continuously developing through various competence-enhancing measures.
We look to the future with confidence and gladly accept tomorrow’s challenges. Success is also about acquiring good partners and long-term relationships with customers, which creates quality and efficiency.
Why Choose Sandstone?
Sandstone belongs to the sedimentary rocks. The prerequisite for its geological formation is the decomposition of existing rocks and living organisms. Their smallest components are deposited on land or on the seabed as sediments and at some point turn back to stone under pressure and with the help of natural binders. There are many different types of sedimentary rocks, but the best known in the construction sector are sandstones.
In earlier times, sandstone was also used very often for masonry in buildings – especially in the facade area. Of course, only those deposits were used that had sufficient strength. When using types of stone with rather poor weather resistance, these were often additionally plastered in the outer wall area.
Nowadays, sandstones are rarely used for masonry in buildings. Instead, artificial bricks dominate, such as bricks or industrial sand-lime bricks, which are cheaper to manufacture and, thanks to their uniform material properties, can be processed more effectively. One area in which real sandstone is still often used today is gardening and landscaping, even if the natural stone has to assert itself here against more attractively priced concrete stone replicas. When it comes to paving stones and floor slabs for gardens and patios, for example, homeowners still often turn to sandstone. Natural stone is also still relatively popular as a material for garden walls, including for dry stone walls.
