Natural Split Stone Finish for Wall & paving India

Hi Friends, Do you have question about Natural split Stone finish? Detailed information in this post.

What is Natural split stone finish?

Natural Split finish or Natural Cleft is only possible in those stones which have the tendency to split manually. Especially small tools are used like hammer and chisel to split the stone manually. However Stones like Sandstone, Slate, Limestone, Quartzite have the tendency to split manually. Therefore these are available in natural cleft finish.

How actually we do natural splitting!

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You may also go to our You tube video to see how actually it is done “NATURAL SPLITTING BY DHARTI CRAFT”. Basically while mining we cut out some small block of stones. Further with the help of chisel and hammer we try to split less thick (say 25mm / 50mm / 75mm thick) pieces. For Example 24x24inch / 24×36 Inch.

After splitting we get many pieces and all will have natural split stone surface. However we have not used any machine processing to obtain the finish. Therefore the final achieved finish is Natural split stone finish. People also called as Natural cleft finish or riven finish. Visit our you tube link to experience the process of natural splitting.

The basic to understand the Natural stone splitting is just slicing, how you slice a bread, it’s with a Knife, same has been done while we process the big blocks of Sandstone, Granite, marble or travertine. When this process of slicing is done manually with small tools, like hammer and chisel it is called as natural splitting.

The benefits of natural splitting is to maintain the natural cleft finish on the surface of sandstone or slate stone. Make sure that Natural cleft splitting is not possible in Marble and Granite stones. Hope it is clear.  We wish you good luck and thanks for reading our post and your understanding.

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