Can the toilet tile be pasted on the top and still make an integrated ceiling?

If it is pasted to the top of the wall, there is no problem in installing the ceiling, if it is pasted on the top of the floor slab, it is not possible to fix the ceiling through the top of the bolt.

Yes, it's a waste of a little tile.

Generally, it is pasted to the ceiling and then goes up a little, and when the ceiling is installed, the blank wall without tiles will not be visible.

The integrated ceiling keel is hung on it, and the edge strips around it are supposed to be attached to the wall tiles and then hit the glass glue, so the tiles are slightly higher than the ceiling, of course, you have no problem sticking to the top. It's just to spend a little more money.

Yes, the gusset will hide the excess part, but that part of the tile feels wasted, and it is better to plan the height of the ceiling before doing it. If you have more questions, you can click on ID to consult.

Yes, punch holes in the tiles, install edges, and everything else is installed normally.

You can also directly attach the edge to the tile with glass glue (but the glass glue cures more slowly).

Do you have an integrated ceiling on the first floor? Do you need wooden strips to install integrated ceilings?

I can't do it, I'm going to do this.

Can be suspended ceiling, gusset will hide the excess part, but the excess part of the tile feels wasted, in fact, before doing it should be planned ceiling height so that it is better.