Bush-hammer Surface Finish

In bush-hammered finishing, significant changes are made to the stone appearance. These changes are created on the surface of the stone by the heads on which needle-shaped series are installed. These heads are drawn quickly on the stone and cause unevenness and voids on the stone surface. In such a way, the surface of the stone becomes uneven and rough and its’ surface becomes needle-like in a regular manner. The main reason for bush-hammered processing is to prevent slipping and sliding on the stone. This feature has caused this processing to be more used in environments such as parking lot floors, yard floors, and mainly as paving stones in open environments. Bush Hammer processing is usually used on stones with high resistance and strength, such as Bronze Marble and Pietra Grey Marble.