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Granite Ground Paving Steps and Precautions:

Ground granite stone paving is a common application method of decorative materials. It can not only improve the aesthetics of the space, but also increase the wear resistance and durability of the ground. However, there are a series of steps you need to follow and a few key things to pay attention to to ensure your paving results are long-lasting and beautiful. Detailed introduction to the steps and precautions for floor granite stone paving.
1. Steps
1. Preparation
Before starting paving, you need to make the following preparations:
- Check the floor: Determine whether the floor is flat and solid. If there are cracks or bumps, they need to be repaired.
- Clean the floor: Clean the floor to make sure there are no debris, dust, oil stains, etc.

2. Calculate the quantity of stones
Measure the floor area to be paved and, combined with the granite stone specifications, calculate the quantity of stones required to ensure adequate supply and avoid waste.
3. Choose the right stone
Granite stone is available in a variety of colors and textures, so choose the right stone according to your preferences and decorative style.

4. Formulate paving plan
According to the shape and size of the ground, a paving plan is formulated, taking into account factors such as aesthetics, functionality, and ease of construction.
5. Construction preparation
Transport the stones to the construction site and prepare necessary tools and equipment, such as leveling machines, cement concrete materials, yellow sand and gravel, etc.

6. Paving stones
The following steps need to be followed when paving:
- Clean the stone: Clean the granite stone to remove surface dust.
- Apply glue: Apply a layer of glue evenly on the ground to ensure that the stone and the ground are tightly bonded.
- Fixing the stones: Place the stones piece by piece on the ground with glue applied according to the design plan, paying attention to maintaining the alignment and even gaps between the stones.
- Knock the stone: Use a wooden hammer to gently tap the stone to bond it better with the glue.

7. Determine vehicle travel time
After the paving is completed, the time for vehicle access needs to be confirmed. Generally, you need to wait for a period of time to allow the stone to fully solidify.
2. Precautions
1. Control the proportion of cement slurry
When applying glue, the proportion of cement and yellow sand must be controlled to ensure the adhesiveness and flexibility of the glue and avoid cracking.

2. Pay attention to weather conditions
The optimal temperature range for paving granite stone is between 5 degrees Celsius and 35 degrees Celsius, and construction in rainy days or high temperatures needs to be avoided to avoid affecting the construction quality.
3. Regular maintenance and cleaning
After the paving is completed, regularly check the status of the granite stone and repair it in time if there is any damage or looseness. At the same time, clean the stone surface regularly to prevent dust and oil stains from causing damage.