Becky | November 13, 2014
Recent ten years has seen China’s economy surging up with a very high speed. Even during the financial crisis in 2008, this emerging economy showed great vitality, mostly due to the infrastructure investment made by Chinese central government and the prosperity of Chinese real estate market. Benefiting from the prosperous construction market, Chinese construction material […]
Becky | October 9, 2014
Water is the most significant factor in the premature deterioration of building envelopes. It causes rotting of metals, molding of organic materials, and unintended stresses due to freeze thaw cycling. Three conditions are required to allow water movement through building envelopes: A source of water. A pathway for water to flow. A force to drive […]
Becky | April 20, 2014
LOPO China announced today that it has completed engineering construction of its second kiln, which is expected to commence production in the second half of 2014. The second roller kiln, independently designed and developed by LOPO, is 260m long, 2.3m wide and 200mm high. The completion of the line enable the company to produce terracotta […]
April | January 21, 2013
For thousands of years, fire, water, air and soil and other elements are combined form clay as the unmatched building materials in the world. Clay tile has been proved to own the unique characteristics until now. From two aspects of environmental and economic point of view, Clay tile is still the valuable, environmental protection and […]
