How to Replicate the Bush-Hammered Surface of Natural Stone onto Ceramic Tiles? Beata Ceramics Has the Proven Method!

Our factory has launched the bush-hammered surface mold. Original, this is a classic processing method widely used in the industrial production of natural granite, it has a concave-convex texture similar to that of lychee peel, showing a rough texture, valued for its anti-slip and wear-resistant properties. It’s widely used in outdoor projects worldwide, blending durability with natural aesthetics.

Now, the bush-hammered surface is the most widely used surface treatment for the production of porcelain paving by Beata Ceramics factory. In other words, we have a series of bush-hammered surface tiles. These tiles perfectly replicate natural granite and possess a natural beauty. Whether it is the simplicity and grandeur pursued by modern minimalist style, or the solemn and magnificent atmosphere of European style, it can all be perfectly integrated.

Apart from its good looks, the greatest advantage of the bush-hammered surface is that it greatly enhances the anti-slip performance. This is due to the super strong friction brought by its uneven surface. Using bush-hammered granite-look paving tiles to outdoor floors can effectively reduce the risk of slipping even in heavy rain, ensuring the safety of pedestrians. Moreover, the unevenness on its surface can to some extent reduce the residue of water stains and prevent the formation of unsightly water marks, making it easy to maintain.