Wiselink’s new Translucent Series is a special type of artificial stone that glows softly when light shines through it. Made from natural stone powder and strong resin, it brings magic to homes, shops, and offices. Here’s what makes it special:
Strong and Easy to Work With
It’s tougher than natural stone like marble and won’t crack easily. You can cut it into curves, waves, or even 3D shapes for creative designs. It’s also lighter than glass, making it easier to install on walls or large surfaces.
Looks Amazing Day and Night
Choose from patterns that look like real marble or stone, or pick pure colors. The surface is smooth and doesn’t absorb liquids, so spills like coffee, wine, or oil won’t stain it. It always looks clean and elegant.
Simple to Keep Clean
Just wipe it with a damp cloth or mild soapy water. No special cleaners needed! While it resists scratches from everyday use, it’s best to avoid cutting directly on it with sharp knives.
Where You Can Use It:
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Glowing Walls: Create stunning backdrops in living rooms, hotels, restaurants, or stores.
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Shining Countertops/Bars: Make kitchen islands, bar tops, or reception desks glow.
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Modern Room Dividers: Separate spaces with light instead of solid walls.
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Creative Lighting: Build unique lamps, light panels, or ceiling features.
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Bathroom Surfaces: Add a spa-like feel to shower walls or vanity tops.
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Retail Displays: Highlight products in shops or showrooms.
Why Choose Wiselink Translucent Series?
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Make It Yours: Pick your favorite color, thickness (from 5mm to 30mm), and size.
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Ready for Lights: Designed to work perfectly with cool, energy-saving LED strips.
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Built to Last: Stays beautiful for many years when used indoors. Avoid placing it outdoors in direct sun all day.
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Unique Style: Gives your space a modern, sophisticated look unlike ordinary stone or wood.
Important for Installation:
For the best glow, leave a space of about 5-10cm (2-4 inches) between the back of the stone and your LED lights. This helps the light spread evenly and prevents hot spots. Using professional installers is recommended, especially for large pieces or complex shapes.
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