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What is a Bush Hammer？,
What is a Bush Hammer？
The bush hammer is a tool for adding bush hammer to the stone and concrete. There are many metal heads on the bush hammer, and the material is hit by multiple points to achieve the desired texture. A stone with a shrub hammer texture is called "Litchi surface".
In general, the manual bush hammer tool has a heavy double-sided metal hammer, which is long and has a hole in the center of the thin wooden handle, which is convenient for gripping. Usually the metal of the bush hammer is tungsten carbide and steel. Manual versions are often used on soft carved stones such as limestone and marble. Hard diamonds like granite can be beaten using an electric bush hammer machine. The head for the bush hammer is sometimes purchased separately from the handle or hammer.
This type of texturing technique can achieve the anti-slip effect of the stone floor by adding an easy-to-grip area on the stone surface. Bush hammers concrete and stone floors suitable for use in rainy weather or near showers and swimming pool entrances and exits. When using a shrub hammer to add anti-slip treatment to the floor, care must be taken to avoid uncomfortable rough or sharp textures that may result in injury, which can be solved by gently using a sand blasting machine.
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