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Anonymous users2024-01-23Choose your own two methods:
1.If the wall tiles are not destroyed, the lines are lined up. The topstitch is ugly, but it's more troublesome.
2.If you want to be beautiful, chisel the wall, groove it, and line the dark line. The wall tiles should be re-attached.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22In fact, you can have two methods: row line and wall chiseling, I don't recommend it, after all, new houses want to be beautiful, row line is not beautiful. Then you have to find a good electrician to help you cut a hole in the wall with a cutting machine, as long as the hole is not larger than the area of your electrical plug board, it will not affect the aesthetics, that is, it is a little more troublesome than the open line.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21If you don't want to chisel wall tiles, line up the lines. The topstitch is ugly, but it's more troublesome. 2.If you want to be beautiful, chisel the wall, groove it, and line the dark line. The wall tiles should be re-attached.
Someone took it, but the price of the two bricklayers added up was more than you originally expected, but no matter how much money you spent later, you must change the bricklayers, and it will take many years to stick it badly, so don't think too much about the money.
When I first bought it, did I sign a contract with the seller to return the package that I didn't like? Under normal circumstances, if you don't use it, you will agree to change the boss by yourself.
Of course you can, bricks are old and new, as long as they are easy to use.
It can be, but it is not good-looking, and it is not conducive to long-term use, and it is all plastered with beautiful and easy to use.
It can be installed, but there are certain requirements for the user's management ability. >>>More