I recently learned that there is a high demand for this product and other similar specifications in the Korean market.
This stone is subdivided into fine pore stones, belonging to the andesite sequence, also known as volcanic rocks. In Australia, it is usually referred to as Bluestone, but in Korea, it is instead referred to as basalt 현무암 . The picture shows the construction effect of the project in the Korean market. According to my analysis, the Korean market mostly uses coarse holes, and the layout colors are relatively inconsistent. Perhaps this can also be understood as their high acceptance. Some have holes and some do not, some have coarse holes, and some have fine holes. The reason for this is that the Quarry body of this stone is divided into three layers: upper, middle, and lower, with different densities in each layer. The upper layer has coarse pores, the middle layer has fine pores, and the lower layer has micropores. The Australian market mostly uses fine pores, and they have relatively high requirements for consistent color on the layout. We have been operating in the Australian market for many years, while the Korean market has only recently begun to use and has a high demand. What we are doing is the local mine in Longhai, Zhangpu, and the Baitang mine. This mine has also opened up a market in Australia.
