Golden hemp and yellow rust stone are both granite, so their colors are similar, and that's why many people don't know the difference between them. So, what are the differences between golden hemp and yellow rust stone? Below, let's take a look at Xiaobian FABULOUS.
1. The surface of the yellow rust stone has a relatively high degree of smoothness. It can be made of polished plates, fired plates, thin plates, countertops, environmental stones, floor stones, road stones, small blocks, wall stones, stone furniture, stone carvings, etc. .
2. The color of golden hemp is divided into large flower, medium flower and small flower. The color is relatively uniform. The color of yellow rust stone is basically small flower, and the color is dense, which is more favored by customers. However, due to the limitation of reserves, most of them use golden hemp instead .
3. There are many kinds of rust stone, both in the south and north. The south is mainly Fujian rust stone. The north Shandong Wenshang embroidered stone is more famous. Golden hemp is also called jute, Shandong Laizhou and Pingdu; Hubei Suizhou golden hemp; Henan gold hemp . Since both golden hemp and yellow rust stone belong to granite, the colors of the two types of stone are relatively similar.
4. Golden hemp has a golden or dark yellow and white color, with beautiful spot-like patterns with different color depths. The pattern grains are fine and uniform, and are distributed with star-like mica highlights and sparkling quartz crystals, with high hardness , After polishing, it will not fall off debris, not easy to scratch, not afraid of high temperature, no matter the color or light, will not fade or darken, corrosion-resistant acid and alkali, high iron content, non-radioactive, a kind of yellow gray, scattered gray hemp Point, and the color is more yellow.
Golden hemp can be used outdoors for a long time because of its compact structure, hard texture, acid and alkali resistance, and good weather resistance, so it can be used for decoration of interior and exterior walls, floors, and countertops of buildings.