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◇◇ Product Advantages ◇◇
| Brand Name | DEMAX |
| Product Name | Flexible Stone |
| Material Composition | 45%Mineral powder 40%Quartz sand 10%Lotion |
| Size | 600*1200mm、600*3200mm、1150*3300mm、600*3000mm customizable |
| Color | White, Grey, Black, Wooden, Support Customization |
| Maintenance | Low Maintenance - Easy to Clean |
| Installation Method | Pasted on the wall |
| Application scenario | Residential Facades, Commercial Exteriors, Garden Walls, Public Spaces |
| Feature | Eco-Friendly, Fireproof, dirt-resistant, easy to install |
| Warranty | 5–10 Years |
| Certifications | SGS，CE，UL，ISO |
Flexible Stone – Concrete Board (also known as flexible concrete panels, lightweight stone concrete boards) combines the rugged industrial appeal of raw concrete with the superior flexibility, durability, and versatility of modern composite materials. This innovative wall decoration material is ultra-lightweight, highly bendable (suitable for curved surfaces like archways and rounded walls), and extremely easy to install—requiring no heavy equipment, complex tools, or professional construction teams for basic applications. It delivers an ultra-realistic concrete texture (including matte finish, textured concrete grain, and industrial raw concrete look) without the excessive weight, fragile nature, or installation hassle of traditional concrete panels, natural stone slabs, or cement boards. Ideal for both interior and exterior applications, it works perfectly for interior concrete wall panels (living room feature walls, bedroom accent walls, kitchen backsplashes, bathroom wet-area walls), exterior flexible concrete cladding (house facades, balcony railings, garden retaining walls), and custom projects like furniture countertops, cabinet doors, and architectural decorative features. It offers a sleek contemporary, urban industrial aesthetic that complements minimalist, loft-style, industrial, and modern home/ commercial designs, while also resisting fading, water damage, and daily scratches for long-lasting performance.
Flexible Stone Product Advantages
◇◇ Flexible Stone Production Process ◇◇
◇◇ Flexible Stone Installation Process ◇◇
1. Surface Preparation:
Before installing Flexible Stone, thoroughly prepare the installation surface (including concrete walls, drywall, wood panels, and metal surfaces) to ensure it is clean, completely dry, and free of dust, grease, oil stains, or loose debris. Use a dry cloth or vacuum cleaner to remove surface dust, and wipe away grease/oil with a neutral cleaning agent (avoid harsh chemicals that may damage the surface). Check the surface evenness with a straightedge or level tool; fill small gaps or uneven areas with a suitable filler (such as cement-based putty) and sand smooth once dry. This step prevents air bubbles, poor adhesion, or uneven panel placement during application, laying a solid foundation for long-lasting installation.
2. Pre-heating Flexible Stone:
Prior to applying the adhesive (recommended for flexible stone-specific adhesive or high-bond construction adhesive), use a heat gun or industrial hair dryer to gently warm the back of the Flexible Stone. Set the heat gun to a low-to-medium temperature (40-60℃, avoid overheating which may melt or deform the material) and move it evenly across the back surface for 20-30 seconds. This pre-heating step effectively softens the material’s internal structure, significantly enhancing its flexibility and ductility—making it easier to conform to uneven walls, curved surfaces (like rounded columns, archways, or curved cabinet edges), and irregular installation areas. It also optimizes the material’s contact with the adhesive, ensuring stronger, more durable adherence and reducing the risk of edge lifting over time.
3. Applying Adhesive:
Select a high-quality, waterproof adhesive suitable for flexible stone materials (such as polyurethane-based adhesive or modified acrylic adhesive) to ensure compatibility and long-term performance. Using a notched trowel (preferably 3-5mm notch size) or a specialized adhesive applicator, evenly spread the adhesive across the entire back of the Flexible Stone panel. Maintain a consistent adhesive thickness (recommended 2-3mm) and ensure full coverage—pay extra attention to edge and corner areas, as these are prone to insufficient adhesive and subsequent lifting. Avoid applying excessive adhesive (which may cause overflow and residue) or leaving gaps (which may create air bubbles and weaken the bond). For larger or thicker flexible stone panels, add extra adhesive dots along the edges to reinforce the bond and prevent sagging during curing.
4. Positioning and Fixing:
Before positioning, mark the installation area on the prepared surface with a pencil or masking tape to define the layout and ensure alignment with adjacent panels or architectural features (like window frames, door edges, or wall corners). Carefully lift the adhesive-coated Flexible Stone and place it onto the marked area, adjusting its position slightly to achieve precise alignment—avoid sliding the panel excessively (which may disrupt the adhesive layer). Once aligned, use a rubber mallet (or press firmly with a flat tool) to apply even pressure across the entire panel surface, especially along edges and seams. This step ensures full contact between the adhesive and the installation surface, eliminating air bubbles and enhancing bond strength. For larger or heavier flexible stone panels (over 1.2m in length), divide the panel into sections and press each section sequentially—this prevents misalignment caused by uneven pressure and maintains installation accuracy. After pressing, use temporary fixing tools (like clamps or masking tape) to secure the panel in place until the adhesive starts to set, avoiding accidental displacement.
5. Trimming and Adjustments:
After the adhesive has partially set (usually 15-30 minutes, depending on adhesive type) but is not yet fully cured, check the panel edges and adjacent seams. If there are excess materials protruding beyond the installation area or mismatched edges between panels, use a sharp utility knife (or a specialized stone-cutting tool for thicker panels) to trim the edges—hold the knife at a 45° angle to ensure a smooth, clean cut and avoid fraying the material. For irregular installation areas (like around pipes, outlets, or decorative fixtures), measure the required shape first, mark the cutting line on the flexible stone with a pencil, and then trim along the line. After trimming, adjust the position of adjacent panels slightly to ensure all vertical and horizontal seams are aligned (use a level tool to check straightness) and the gap between seams is consistent (recommended gap 1-2mm for future expansion). Wipe away any material scraps or dust from trimming immediately to prevent them from adhering to the wet adhesive and affecting the finish.
6. Curing and Finishing:
Refer to the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions for the recommended full curing time (typically 24-48 hours at room temperature; avoid high humidity or extreme temperatures during curing, as these may extend curing time or reduce bond strength). During the curing period, do not touch, press, or place heavy objects on the installed flexible stone panels—this prevents panel displacement or adhesive bond failure. Once fully cured, conduct a comprehensive inspection of the entire installation: check for edge lifting, seam gaps, or air bubbles; ensure the surface is smooth and free of deformities. For any adhesive residue (such as overflow around edges or seams), use a damp cloth dipped in a mild solvent (compatible with flexible stone, e.g., isopropyl alcohol) to gently wipe away—avoid using abrasive cleaners or sharp tools that may scratch the stone surface. After cleaning, if a more polished finish is desired, apply a thin layer of flexible stone sealant (water-based sealant is recommended for interior use) with a soft brush—this enhances the material’s stain resistance and preserves its original texture. Finally, remove any temporary fixing tools and clean the entire surface with a dry cloth to achieve a neat, professional installation result.
◇◇ Flexible Stone Usage Scenarios ◇◇
Interior Wall Applications
Ideal for creating accent walls, fireplace surrounds, and decorative features, Flexible Stone brings authentic stone texture to interiors without adding significant weight—perfect for homes and business spaces alike.
Complex & Curved Structures
Engineered with flexibility to conform seamlessly to arches, rounded columns, and uneven surfaces, it overcomes the limitations of conventional rigid stone materials.
Furniture & Built-in Surfaces
Upgrade cabinet fronts, countertops, and reception desks with a premium stone appearance complemented by a smooth, pleasant tactile quality.
Outdoor & Building Exteriors
Formulated to withstand outdoor conditions, it provides reliable performance for facades, perimeter walls, and landscape features—combining aesthetic appeal with practical durability.
Hospitality & Retail Environments
Frequently chosen for hotels, restaurants, and shops to introduce natural elegance while simplifying installation and minimizing structural preparation.
Portable & Temporary Setups
Lightweight and easy to handle, it serves perfectly for exhibitions, pop-up stores, and mobile installations where efficiency and adaptability are key.
