What should be paid attention to when putting wall tiles in the bathroom

1. Paste the wall tiles correctly (1): When pasting the wall tiles, the cement should be put full, and the amount of cement around the surface of the wall tiles is about the same, so as to ensure that the wall tiles are firmly glued and will not be hollow. After paving, use a special small hammer to hit the surface of the wall tiles to detect whether the drum is hollow.

2. The wall tiles must be flattened.

Correct: After pasting, an experienced master will use a plastic hammer to beat the wall tiles around to control the surface flatness of the wall tiles in time. Otherwise, it will be too late to adjust the cement when it is dry.

Error: I didn't pay attention to the timely adjustment, resulting in the paving was not flat enough, and the edge was a little higher, so that the shower room had to be "deformed"!

3. The wall tiles are well pasted and measured vertically.

Correct: Every few wall tiles need to be carefully measured to ensure that all the wall tiles are firmly attached to the wall like a large piece of glass.

Mistake: The mistake of the master with poor craftsmanship is too obvious, and the gap between the wall tiles is too far apart. It is estimated that the wall tiles were pasted at the beginning, and the size and appearance of the wall tiles were not observed.