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Anonymous users2024-01-23The original coating of the wall should be removed, and the wall should be chiseled. Only then can the tiles be laid. Otherwise, the tiles are easy to fall off. I hope my answer can help you.
As a brick used in the kitchen, you can use polished brick for the wall, but my personal opinion is that the floor is not better, because there are more people walking around the floor. Be sure to use non-slip ones, so that they are safe.
You can use the kind of narrow strips of small tiles, the size or something you need to choose by yourself, and the colors can also be mixed and matched, according to your own preferences.
No, the bathroom is wet and will slip.
I have seen this question in B&Q's purchase micro interview, and there are these differences between the two kinds of bricks: polished bricks have enough hardness, and glazed bricks are slightly lacking in hardness due to the relationship between glazed surfaces, and rubbing against hard objects or high heels often stepping on them will make the surface of glazed bricks form very fine scratches, which will be more obvious in the light; In terms of color and pattern, there are more choices of glazed tiles.
It works, but it's not very good. It is best to use non-slip bricks in the bathroom.