Kitchen balcony is it necessary to cut 400400 vitrified bricks from the living room?

Vitrified tiles are better looking! Also more non-slip! There is some truth in what the clerk said! Glazed tiles will fade after a long time, and the overall grade is not as high as the grade of vitrified tiles!

One thing is for sure, glazed tiles cannot be used on the ground, not non-slip...

There is no need to use 800*800 bricks to make balcony tiles, there are special supporting balcony tiles. . . 300*300 and 380*380 balcony tiles... The price is also cheap. It is also non-slip.

The balcony is cut and paved with vitrified bricks, which affects the appearance, does not prevent slipping, and increases unnecessary costs, so there is no need to do so. The selection of good 300 300 anti-slip glazed bricks is more practical, and the glazed protective layer will not be worn off within 30 years, unless the balcony of a friend's house is like a public place like a public place where people come and go, and the balcony surface brick is paved to consider the selection of floor drain and slope problem. (Generally, the floor drain quality difference selected by real estate developers is cheap, so the secondary configuration and overall coordination must be considered).

In fact, there is no need to take it, good glazed bricks on the line, now the general wall and floor tiles are matched a lot, if you want to think like what you say, then simply produce 400 vitrified bricks on the line, is it not you.

There is no need, the vitrified tile is not as slip-free as the glaze, it doesn't matter if it is worn off, it will be a long time when it is worn off, maybe you are tired of that color, is it not good to take the opportunity to change the color?