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Anonymous users2024-01-23Don't be so troublesome, if you don't get it right when you knock on the cement on the ground, it will hurt the surrounding floor tiles. There are construction glues sold on the market, the kind that wants liquids, and there are meteorite glues. If you have the money left, you will buy structural glass glue, blow the soil clean, hit it on the hard cement, and put the bricks back, which will be strong and not afraid of water in a day.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Take out the old mortar in the place where you get up, spread the cement mortar, reserve a depth slightly higher than the floor, put the floor in and use a rubber hammer to level the floor.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It is recommended to ask the mason master to knock out the original cement mortar, and then use cement mortar to pave it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It is recommended to soak it, which can maintain the expansion coefficient synchronized with the cement mortar.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Cement and sand can be made into a cement slurry.
The reasons why the floor tiles will be warped are: the bricks themselves are terracotta bricks, and there is a problem of thermal expansion and cold contraction; There are also the cement used in laying is inferior cement, so that the ground base layer fails to produce strong viscosity to the brick, so that the brick in the process of thermal expansion and cold contraction warping, the shrinkage of the brick itself in winter will also appear like this, in addition to the wet ground in the south will also have such a phenomenon, the treatment method is to pry up the warped floor brick, the ground base is removed, and then use high-quality 325 cement and yellow sand to lay the bricks.
If it's an LD, don't put the floor. To lay floor tiles. One is good cleaning, and the other is hygiene.
Use a sharp blade to cut the floor tile joints along the four sides of the floor tiles, fully release the gas in the floor tiles, and gently press the floor tiles back into place.
It may be that there is not enough material when applying the tiles, or it may be caused by the tiles being blistered and the cement underneath sagging.
1.Turn on the fan to dry it (the surface of the board is not wet, not necessarily the inside is not wet) 2I can't blow it for a few days, and then look down. >>>More