Sintered stone is a versatile material that can be used for a variety of applications, both indoors and outdoors. It is a strong, durable, and stain-resistant material that can be installed by a professional or a DIYer.

Here are the steps on how to install sintered stone:

Prepare the substrate. The substrate must be clean, dry, and level. If the substrate is not level, you will need to level it before installing the sintered stone.

Cut the sintered stone to size. You can use a tile saw to cut the sintered stone to size.

Apply adhesive to the substrate. Use a trowel to apply adhesive to the substrate. Be sure to spread the adhesive evenly and to follow the manufacturer's instructions.

Install the sintered stone. Start by installing the first row of tiles in the center of the area. Then, work your way out from the center, installing the tiles row by row. Use a level to make sure that the tiles are level.

Grout the seams. Once the tiles are installed, you will need to grout the seams. Use a grout float to apply the grout to the seams. Be sure to wipe away any excess grout.

Seal the sintered stone. To protect the sintered stone from stains, you will need to seal it. Use a sealer specifically designed for sintered stone.

Tips for installing sintered stone:

If you are installing sintered stone on a wall, you will need to use a backer board to provide support.

If you are installing sintered stone on a floor, you will need to use a moisture barrier to prevent moisture from seeping up through the floor.

If you are installing sintered stone in a high-traffic area, you may want to consider using a thicker type of sintered stone.