Carcass stone

Carcass or Carcass are natural stones with irregular shapes of external igneous material, which are available with different thicknesses from 1 to 5 centimeters, which are used for floor-wall use in outdoor spaces. Carcass stone is an uncut stone and is used naturally, but it is interesting to know that this stone is classified into different categories based on the sources of extraction and the type of treatment and processing. Proper knowledge of the types of carcass stone will help you to know its types and choose the best option for your project.

Important features

These stones can be examined in terms of various other characteristics. For example, one of the most important points in knowing these stones is paying attention to their specific weight. From this point of view, stones are divided into two categories: light stones and heavy stones.

The density of heavy rocks is about 1.8 grams per cubic centimeter. While if a stone has a density less than this amount, it is placed in the category of light stones.

These stones also differ from each other in terms of porosity and adhesion. The porosity of the stone must be at an optimal level so that it has sufficient adhesion and does not reduce its strength.

Other important characteristics of building carcass stone can be mentioned compressive strength, softening factor, type of stone (azarine, calcareous, sedimentary, etc.).

Types of Carcass stone

Above we introduced the carcass stone and explained its features, now we will discuss its types:

Malon stone: This stone is actually the same stone that has undergone a series of changes, including carving. Malon stone has a more geometric shape and image than the carcass, so that after cutting, they turn into a stone with a smooth surface and a quadrangular appearance.

Slab stone: Slab stone is also a branch of waste rock, but it is known by this name because it is extracted as a sheet. Due to the fact that these stones are created naturally and layered in the heart of nature and mountains, they show great resistance to different weather conditions such as extreme cold or heat. Therefore, they have many uses, which we will discuss further.

Mountain stone: This type of stone is also like the carcass stone and is known by this name because of the type of extraction. Mountain stone is extracted directly from the mine and in this process, in different ways, large pieces of stone are separated from the mountain and taken to the factory for preparation.

The use of different types of carcasses

Construction carcass stone is used for different purposes. Below we will introduce the main uses of this stone.

• Construction of the wall of the building and the area

• Construction of yard and sidewalk flooring

• Use in staircases and building foundations

Application of Malon stone: Malon stone can be used in all kinds of urban and construction projects. For example, Malon stone is a suitable choice for the wall of the yard, garden, villa, and also for flooring in these environments. In urban and road building projects, this stone is also used in bridges and tunnels.

Sheet stone application: Sheet stones have many applications due to their high strength, reasonable price and different colors. The most important uses of this stone include: building fountains, building sidewalks and pavements, building walls and wall coverings, designing decorations, building stairs, building fireplaces and barbecues, etc.

Application of mountain stone: mountain stone is like other types of rubble in the construction of walls and floors of outdoor environments, steps in parks and villas, construction of artificial waterfalls, etc. is used