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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, not on the walls or on the floor.
The walls and floors of the bathroom should generally be porcelain tiles, waterproof, non-slip, brightly colored, and rich in patterns, but the price is relatively high.
The kitchen wall can choose general white porcelain, the ground is best to choose vitrified bricks, convex and concave anti-slip bricks are second, and ordinary porcelain tiles must not be used.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, but the first aesthetic is not very heavy, and the absorption of the second kitchen and bathroom is not the same!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22That's right, don't change it, the floor tiles are non-slip if they are ordinary tiles, the wall tiles are not, and the load-bearing capacity of the floor tiles is also greater than that of the wall tiles, so obediently follow the reality (* hee hee......
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Antique bricks and vitrified tiles can, porcelain tiles forget it, and the local bricks will slide to death.
Therefore, it is best not to change, one is that the wall tiles are not non-slip on the ground, and the thickness of the two should be paid attention to, and the general floor tiles are thicker.
It can filter more than 140 kinds of substances in the water quality, including, the yellow rust water we often encounter, the residual chlorine is what we often call bleaching powder, and it can also filter out the sediment in the water quality, residual pesticides, etc., and it also has the effect of softening the water quality to filter the scale of the water quality, and at the same time it can kill 99% of the bacteria.
Generally, most of the living room lights are chandeliers, and warm yellow light can be used, which will look warmer.
It's not a big deal, but you can deduct his money according to this article!
Just make the countertop at the current angle, as long as there are no gaps on it, it doesn't matter what you do under the countertop.
As long as the cement layer is exposed, but it must be clean, before tiling, it should be used for brushing (1:1 = cement: coarse sand mixed with 10% Zhongba glue), and then tiling after 24 hours.