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Anonymous users2024-01-23Knock off a brick, cut it, and stick it back on. Or just punch holes. The key is to find the location of the flue, you can go upstairs or downstairs to measure it, the position should be the same.
Because, if you have to hang the ceiling and break a few bricks, you won't be able to see it in the future, so you don't have to care.
Kitchen tiles are generally based on horizontal sticking, and the height specifications are more than 300mm, because the top of the bathroom kitchen is equipped with a sewer pipe, and the ceiling needs to occupy part of the height space, so the height of the bathroom kitchen wall tiles is basically the height of 8 bricks, that is, 2400mm. >>>More
It doesn't matter what happens, you can't see the cabinet in the future, and it won't affect the appearance.
Stick the floor tiles first, the kitchen is a more humid space, first paste the floor tiles and then press the floor tiles with the wall tiles to avoid the emergence of water flowing out with the gaps in the floor tiles and breeding bacteria.
1.Doors and windows can be removed, but the deep part should be counted as the area. >>>More
It's really hard for you to answer, how big is the door? How big is the window? How high do you want to stick? How much area does the cabinet stove occupy, the floor tiles and wall tiles are not the same, what size are your tiles... No one can answer these basic figures.