Roughening of Concrete Surface

The process of roughening new concrete walls involves breaking the surface mortar layer to enhance the bonding force between the adhesive material and the substrate, thereby ensuring a more secure adhesion between ceramic tiles and the wall surface, eliminating issues such as hollowing and falling off that often occur with traditional roughening methods.

Traditional construction methods, such as on-site bricklaying and mesh hanging, generate significant amounts of waste, dust, ash, and other particles, leading to severe environmental pollution. In contrast, the new process of roughening concrete walls leverages the power of water, eliminating dust and ash altogether. Only a small amount of water and mortar remains on the ground, which can naturally dry within a short period, ensuring zero environmental impact.

The innovative roughening process eliminates labor costs, adhesive expenses, and reduces the consumption of construction materials. It also eliminates the need for waste cleanup, ensuring that the job is done right the first time, without the need for rework. This brings an end to the situation where construction costs were uncontrollable.