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Anonymous users2024-01-24Any floor, whether tiled or wooden, should be laid along the long side of the room (where it is obvious). That is, the floor tiles are laid from the long side of the room to the other side, driving half of the bricks on the other side. For example, the living room should be spread from the TV wall to the sofa, so that the sofa and other furniture will cover the half brick area, and the whole brick will be in people's sight.
The same goes for wooden floors.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The straight seam is better looking, and the door is open.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The horizontal seam is like this for my house to shop at the door.
There are three main workarounds:
1. By adding a buckle with an inclined angle at the position of the door stone; There will be some impact on the use and visual effects. >>>More
Your choice is correct, there are many people in the living room, the laminate floor is easy to care for, wear-resistant, the solid wood floor is put in the bedroom, high-end, environmentally friendly, your choice is very rational, thank you, you can also take a look at our Cicero flooring.
If the height difference between the living room and the bedroom floor reaches 6 cm, you can use a wooden keel to add a base plate, and then lay a laminate floor. The thickness of the keel is about centimeters, and the base plate needs to be used with a thickness of more than centimeters, plus the thickness of the composite floor, as well as the leveling space between the wooden keel and the ground, at least not less than the height difference of centimeters. >>>More
It is recommended to level, which is more beautiful and convenient.
Hello, you're thinking the opposite. Generally speaking, the living room is more paved with floor tiles because the "flow of people" is more concentrated, and the floor tiles are more wear-resistant and easy to take care of (clean). In the bedroom, it is the opposite, there are usually more floors in the bedroom, and there are very few floor tiles.