Weha has introduced its new Diamond Turbo Rodding Blade. The 5-in. Turbo Blade is made for cutting 3/16-in. slots into the back side of granite, quartz, quartzite, marble and other stone. Rodding the back of stone has proven time and again to greatly strengthen stone around the bowl and sink … Read more
Weha has introduced its new Diamond Turbo Rodding Blade. The 5-in. Turbo Blade is made for cutting 3/16-in. slots into the back side of granite, quartz, quartzite, marble and other stone. Rodding the back of stone has proven time and again to greatly strengthen stone around the bowl and sink … Read more
The Weha Carbon Fiber rodding is the latest technology in fiberglass rodding for granite, natural stone, engineered stone and quartz countertop applications. Made with the highest concentration of fiberglass strands throughout the entire profile, Weha Carobon Fiber rodding is reportedly stronger than traditional white fiberglass rodding for stone. Weha has added … Read more
The Weha Carbon Fiber rodding is the latest technology in fiberglass rodding for granite, natural stone, engineered stone and quartz countertop applications. Made with the highest concentration of fiberglass strands throughout the entire profile, Weha Carobon Fiber rodding is reportedly stronger than traditional white fiberglass rodding for stone. Weha has added … Read more
Weha has developed a new steel carbon fiber rodding. The rodding was developed by placing the steel rodding inside eight-strand premium fiberglass, and reinforcing it again with carbon fiberglass. This process prevents rust from occurring on the steel. Additionally, grooves were designed on the rodding to allow glue adhesion and … Read more
Weha has developed a new steel carbon fiber rodding. The rodding was developed by placing the steel rodding inside eight-strand premium fiberglass, and reinforcing it again with carbon fiberglass. This process prevents rust from occurring on the steel. Additionally, grooves were designed on the rodding to allow glue adhesion and … Read more
To rod, or not to rod? Some say it is a must, others say it is an option. However, if you ever have to replace a countertop because of a crack at the sink cut-out, you may forever believe it is the only way to go. Either way, there are … Read more