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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, for sure, but I have to mention that the kitchen is not big, and I think that a 300 floor tile is definitely better than an 800 floor tile in terms of aesthetics. You can also make some parquets and the like. And if the 800 floor tiles are damaged in the future, they are not easy to replace, which is also a problem.
There's no sense of making the space bigger.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Depending on the size of the kitchen, if the kitchen area is more than 10 square meters, it is OK to paste 800*800, if it is too small, it is recommended to paste 600*600.
Now the bricks are non-slip.
800 bricks are laid directly into the kitchen, do not pass through the door stone. Very stylish. >>>More
No, European-style kitchens must be made of small bricks, 80*80 is about the same.
Generally, it can be repaired or not replaced, and the repair will either give you polishing, or give you the synthetic glue produced by the manufacturer to coat the cracks, and then polish them. If these don't work, they will be replaced, but 90% of the cracks can be solved as I said above, and the manufacturer will not replace it for you in order to save money. The above two methods can only solve the surface problem, and I don't know how long it will crack.
This is recommended to be one of the top ten brands of Chinese ceramics, but if you care about the cost performance, I recommend Lion King Ceramics.
Yes, for sure, but I have to mention that the kitchen is not big, and I think that a 300 floor tile is definitely better than an 800 floor tile in terms of aesthetics. You can also make some parquets and the like. And if the 800 floor tiles are damaged in the future, they are not easy to replace, which is also a problem. >>>More