Living room floor tiles 800 bricks with seams

There are several reasons for the use of the seam:

1. The floor tile joint is used to withstand the deformation caused by the thermal expansion and contraction of the floor tile, there is no direct contact with the floor tiles, and the thermal expansion coefficient of the floor tiles and the concrete floor is not the same, the cold and hot changes will cause horizontal stress between the floor tiles, so that the floor tiles are separated from the paste layer to produce hollow drums, and the strength of the brick joints is less than that of the floor tiles, which can absorb this part of the stress.

2. The inlay floor tiles are manual operations, which will inevitably produce height differences, especially the bathroom needs to find slopes, and the vertical and horizontal directions will produce height differences, and the quality of floor tiles cannot be completely horizontal at the edges, and leaving a distance can alleviate the abruptness caused by the height difference.

800*800 If you want to make a sewing agent, you can keep it, and if you don't do it, you can keep it. There are no seams left on the wall tiles and bathroom floor tiles.

Question: Hello, how big a gap should be left for making the wall 800 into 800.

Question: I made a living room yesterday without a seam.

Is it appropriate to leave 1m for floor tiles.

You don't need to leave the bathroom.

Question: Do you leave 2m big without sewing beauty?

There is also a floor that is not pasted.

The most standard is how big it is to make it look good.

If you don't do beautiful sewing, it is generally about the same.

According to the type of brick you choose, vitrified bricks, all-porcelain can be noted, and glazed bricks need to be left joints.

Leave a seam, it doesn't need to be too big, I think it's best.