Success Story
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Case Study: Bayer Stone Inc. / Stone Fabricator
Fabrication of Limestone Lintels using Bonstone® Structural
Epoxy
(Creating a thicker stone appearance by increasing soffit width).
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The positioning of the anchors is first done with a template. |
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Anchor holes are then drilled into the stone. |
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The holes are then filled with Bonstone® Structural Epoxy. |
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Additional epoxy is then used for stone and stone bonding. |
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For larger applications, a pneumatic gun is recommended as shown. |
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Anchors are then inserted. |
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The stone is then joined together. |
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The stone is then clamped together until initial cure. |
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Dry grinding the excess epoxy off the surface of the stone completes the bonding application (Original epoxy color matches are developed with dry-grind appearance). |
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Final stone assembly. |
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