Does the kitchen flue need to be packaged?

1. The kitchen flue is generally reserved with the masonry of the wall, and the outside of the flue is generally flat with the inner wall plane, and it is also displayed as a small protruding plane column. When the interior is decorated, the outside of the flue is either plastered with mortar or tiled, and most of them are decorated with the main wall.

2. There are few tubular flues in the kitchen, so there is generally no need for guarantees. Of course, if there is an exposed tubular flue in the kitchen, of course, special design and treatment should be carried out when decorating the interior.

The kitchen flue does not need to be packaged, it is directly built with bricks, and then tiled.

No, just build it with bricks and then tile it.

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No, just build it with bricks and then tile it.

The original flue is plastered with cement mortar, which is to reinforce the original flue, and at the same time to insulate the heat after smearing a layer of cement mortar, so as to prevent the tile falling off and cracking due to thermal expansion and cold contraction of the flue tile in the later stage.

Another method is to use bricks to separate along the original flue and build a guarantee, which takes up more space, but the effect of heat insulation is better, and it is also better for later tiling.

Regarding the problem of sewers, the pipes of the kitchen and sewer should generally be soundproofed, that is, covered with soundproof cotton.

The sewer will cause noise due to the water and flushing of the upper and lower floors, and the soundproof cotton can effectively reduce the noise, especially the toilet sewer, to give the family and neighbors a quieter living environment, so it must be treated with soundproof cotton.