Safety Standards and Maintenance Essentials for Artificial Rockwork

The structure of a sculpted artificial rockery consists of an internal framework and an external sculpted layer. The internal framework typically utilizes steel bars as the structural support, welded or tied together to form an irregular three-dimensional skeleton that ensures overall stability.

 

Construction must comply with building safety standards; the framework welding must meet seismic requirements, and the cement layer must be applied with uniform thickness to prevent cracking. During use, the surface coating requires regular inspection, with prompt repairs made if peeling or fading occurs. High-pressure water jets should be avoided during cleaning to prevent structural damage. The standard warranty period is two years, covering quality issues such as framework corrosion and cracking of the sculpted layer.