Can the kitchen floor be covered with larger tiles?

Microcrystalline stone can be used for kitchen floor tiles. Microcrystalline stone, the embryo base of which is an all-porcelain product. However, when choosing, pay attention to choosing a good quality brand, as the microcrystalline composite layer of low-grade microcrystalline stone products has poor binding force with the bottom embryo, which is easy to lead to cracking of the microcrystalline layer in the later stage.

The flooring, of course, can be replaced with floor tiles. If your home is in the north, there is heating, and it is underfloor heating, it is recommended to change to floor tiles, because the thermal conductivity of floor tiles is better than that of wooden floors. If it is in the form of radiators, it is slightly better to use wooden flooring, or because of heat conduction. >>>More

The common thickness of parquet is mostly 12 or 15mm thick, and there may end up being a joint height difference in other areas, which can be connected with a buckle strip, which will not have much impact overall.

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Using old tiles as the base layer has a great disadvantage - the base is not dense and easy to hollow, so it is recommended not to use it, and it is best to use sand and ash.