Stone slab, thickness, and anchor
Shucheng phase 3, building P1, is an exterior stone package. Thickness and anchor type come from the stone schedule.
Related scope
Aluminum panel and stone cladding
Entrance aluminum panel, stone shopfronts, lobby cladding, and exterior stone on residential buildings.
The schedule columns
Stone name, thickness, finish, size, and anchor type are the minimum. A photo of a sample slab does not state the thickness. Granite is only the draft example on the product page.
Weight and backup
The backup wall and the bracket spacing have to carry the slab. Tell the facade engineer if the stone is on concrete, on steel, or on a curtain-wall mullion. That choice is not in the company performance table.
Open joint or sealed joint
An open joint drains in the cavity and needs a waterproof layer behind the stone. A sealed joint moves the water to the face and needs a sealant type. The anchor schedule should say which joint the slab was designed for.
