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Anonymous users2024-01-23Boiling water sprinkled on the brick surface will spread, for the ground tile, generally will not have anything, if the bottom of the hot pot rests on the brick surface, it may cause local instantaneous heating and cause the tile to crack.
The tile is beige Then the floor tile is recommended to choose a warm color, the color can not be too dull, it is recommended to use a greenish color, but it must be light green in a little yellow, and the light green feeling is also crisp, but not obvious, must be in line with the warm green. Pink is not recommended to be used, and the bathroom is not good looking when the ground is red.
Generally speaking. The floor tiles of the bathroom, he should not have a gap, otherwise this joint is not tight. It's easy to leak.
The bathroom needs to be non-slip, are your bricks non-slip? If it's not slippery, don't do it.
No, I tried.
There is no need to add it to the cement.
When replacing the bathroom wall and floor tiles, pay attention to whether the original waterproof layer is damaged, and if it is damaged, it must be re-waterproofed. Even if it is not damaged, it is recommended to reapply a layer of waterproof glue for safety reasons, and then lay the bricks after drying. >>>More