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Anonymous users2024-01-23Of course, the balcony is sealed first, so that it is not easy to leak rainwater when tiling later.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Both methods are fine. It turns out that the method often used is to seal the balcony first and then put tiles; In the current construction, many of them are bricked first and then sealed balconies. The advantage of the latter is that the door and window frames do not need to be embedded, etc.
As we all know, it needs to be horizontal when it is closed, and there must be some gaps in the window and the area, so it is necessary to use silicone for waterproofing, if the balcony is sealed first, the large gap can be covered when the tiles are pasted in the later stage, and the waterproof aspect is better, so from the above two points, it is recommended to seal the balcony first.
Of course, it is necessary to seal the balcony first, because when sealing the balcony, you may use a percussion drill to make a hole, which may shake the tiles and fall off.
Of course, the balcony is sealed first, because the balcony needs to be expanded screws, and the vibration when the hole is drilled will shake the tiles off.
During the construction of the new house, the decoration of the new house will take great pains in the ceiling and tiling links, which step is the first operation. According to the normal order of the decoration company, the basic masonry is finished and then on the carpentry, the ceiling is after the tiling, such steps are mainly based on the different construction, the impact of mutual procedures is minimized, so that the decoration period is also a lot shorter, and the owner moves into the new house quickly. Paste the brick first, so that the whole wall and ground brick surface is smooth and flat, which is conducive to the effective use of tiles, and the construction personnel are convenient and faster when pasting the bricks, and the effect of sticking is more beautiful. >>>More
No, the security process comes, and the rest of the house is tiled together.