Crystallized glass building material Paritone 'PS Black' bathroom partition stone

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Paritone PS Black

last updated：Jul 18, 2018

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A partition stone for the bathroom. If possible, it should be made of a material that is non-absorbent and resistant to acidic and alkaline detergents.

Custom double-sided polished specification, adopted for the partition stone in the bathroom. Flat R processing and edge R processing are also possible, allowing for shapes suitable for that space, and eliminating corners helps prevent injuries. Additionally, by slightly recessing the foot area, the design minimizes the risk of accidents when walking barefoot. This area is prone to splashes of shampoo and soap scum, making it easy for various stains to remain. Depending on the type of dirt, it is necessary to use both acidic and alkaline detergents. Therefore, Paritone, which has superior acid and alkali resistance compared to natural stone, can be used very effectively. Here’s why Paritone can fully demonstrate its performance in the bathroom: https://paritone.jp/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/hedateishi.pdf

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Crystallized glass building materials were originally created to resemble natural stone. Since the 1970s, they have been used for the exteriors of office buildings and commercial facilities, as well as for station buildings and interior wall materials for many years. Since the material is glass, it is non-absorbent, prevents staining, and is superior in acid and alkali resistance compared to natural stone. Polished crystallized glass maintains its beautiful luster over the long term. At that time, such surfaces were used for "walls." However, improvements have been made, and now that double-sided polishing is possible, it can also be used as partition stones (panels).