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Anonymous users2024-01-24From a professional point of view, the balcony is not suitable for diatom mud, due to the weather is easy to cause thermal expansion and contraction, as well as wind and rain, which has a certain impact on diatom mud, such as fading, powder, cracking, etc., and is not suitable for outdoor decoration!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is no need to use diatom mud for the balcony.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, with the façade Tosca series, we have already built a lot of balconies.
Diatom mud comes from the deep sea, it is a single-celled aquatic plankton that lived millions of years ago, that is to say, the sediment of diatoms, after the death of diatoms, it will be deposited at the bottom of the water, after hundreds of millions of years of accumulation and geological changes, it becomes diatomaceous earth. Like a mud wall, it constantly absorbs moisture, and when the room is damp, the micropores of the diatom mud absorb the moisture in the air and store it, and when the air is dry, the moisture is released. That's why people call diatom mud "breathing walls", which regulates the air humidity appropriately to create a comfortable living space. >>>More
Yes, diatom mud is most suitable for the background wall.
Yes, the decoration of the Dashan cultural stone that my colleagues found before!
As we all know, before the use of latex paint on the walls, most of the materials people used to paint the walls were white lime. However, Baishi is easy to lose ash and powder, and it is easy to stain clothes. Therefore, latex paint solves the problem of dust or soiled clothes, that is, latex paint is resistant to scrubbing, and can reach more than 10,000 times of scrubbing. >>>More
If the balcony will be exposed to rain, etc., it is not recommended to use diatom mud for interior walls, but if you must do it, Otsu's products have exterior wall diatom mud materials, such as California Blue Sky Blues, FKX, etc.