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Anonymous users2024-01-24As long as the construction process is correct, there is no problem at all.
First: to ensure that the old tile surface can not have oil, floating layer and other impurities, if there is a need to deal with it.
Second: first scrape a layer of tile glue on the old tile surface, and then scrape a layer of tile glue on the back of the new tile, use a serrated capillary for construction, and the direction is at a right angle.
Third: the new tiles after scraping the tile glue, knead and press the old tile surface, compact, and beat it with a rubber hammer until it is dense.
Precautions: 1: Tile adhesive must ensure quality, can not buy fakes.
2: When mixing tile adhesive, try to thicken it, and don't stir it too thin.
The sticker is relatively thin, if it is not very bad, you can borrow a little, how obvious it is, it is difficult to say.
Good lighting, such as those with ventilated windows, can be considered. But it is very important, and it belongs to the category of personality.
There is no problem that cannot be done, the main thing is to consider the problem of non-slip, it is recommended to use non-slip bricks or granite.
1.Wooden profiles.
The special wooden board suitable for the toilet is generally treated with waterproofing and anti-corrosion, so that it is not afraid of blisters while maintaining the excellent properties of natural wood, and there is no need to worry about mold and rot. among others"Sauna board"The technology is relatively mature, and the installation process needs to be brushed twice with matte varnish or tung oil to prevent moisture. And the wooden wall itself gives people a very ornamental feeling, with simple small green plants, the whole space is filled with a fresh sense of art, and the face is no longer cold and stiff reinforced concrete. >>>More
1. All AB glue can be used, but, according to the size of the tile, AB glue may not be used, the normal 300MM * 600MM tile with cement can be, if you feel not afraid of falling, you can add about 30-50% of the cement to the cement, mainly to prevent tile hollowing.