I came to ask again whether the toilet is equipped with an alloy door, whether to put the brick or i

There are two types of bathroom doors according to the installation method: outerwear, the door frame (door frame line) is on the outside of the wall; Inpackaged, the door frame (door frame line) is on the inner side of the wall; 'Wall' refers to a wall with a bathroom door opening (usually a wall).

In-packing: You can paste the bricks first, and the door frame lines can partially cover the problem of uneven tile repair due to the door opening.

Outsourcing: 1. You can paste the brick first: according to the size of the door opening after the brick is pasted, leave a certain gap between the left and right up and down (otherwise it is not good to put it in, and you can play glass glue when fixing), if you want to fix the door first (there is a time difference in the door).

Then it is necessary to grasp the size of the door opening when paving, which can only be large and not small. 2. The wall of the door opening is not pasted, and the others can be pasted: wait until other large areas are pasted, and then install the door, and then complete the rest.

No matter what the method, installing the door first and then putting the bricks will be inconvenient (such as opening and closing the door for construction and finished product protection).

The bathroom door referred to above is a finished door (customized by the manufacturer).

If it is a non-finished door (generally without frame lines), you can first press the frame and then pave and then install the door, but for the outsourcing type, pay attention to increase the height of the door opening, otherwise the door will not be installed at that time, because the door is disassembled and assembled in the vertical direction (pay attention to the installation method of the hinge position).