Introduction to Thousand Layer Rocks

Melaleuca is a gray rock, also known as stromatolite. It is a layered sedimentary rock formed from the remains of marine organisms and other materials over millions of years of deposition and biochemistry. In geology, melaleuca is a type of limestone.

Melaleuca shows different compositions and characteristics due to different geological histories and geological forms. In China's Guizhou Province, the Melaleuca Cave is a typical type of Melaleuca. Due to the etching of water during its formation, various stone pillars, stone mantles and underground rivers were formed. Melaleuca stone is also commonly used in architecture and landscape design. Because of its unique layered structure and beautiful texture, it is widely used in stone floors, wall panels, sculptures, bridges, railings, stone tables and chairs, gardens, etc.

Melaleuca stone is naturally beautiful and has been shaped over the years to form a unique natural landscape. At the same time, its structure is hard and not easy to wear. It is tough and easy to shape, and can be easily made into various shapes. Melaleuca stone is used in many fields such as construction, decoration, and landscape design, and has become a favored building material. Whether in the city or in the countryside, Melaleuca stone continues to attract people's attention with its unique charm, bringing more beauty and meaning to our lives.