Bathroom tiles are wall tiles pressed floor tiles or floor tiles pressed wall tiles

Bought a house with hard work, don't think worry-free, in fact, decoration is the most headache, such as a good design plan, such as which place should be decorated better, these need to be carefully considered.

Generally speaking, a complete set of interior design plans includes: waterway diagram, circuit diagram (strong current, weak current, socket, lamp switch and lamp circuit) floor plan, ground layout (floor tile or floor pavement) ceiling layout drawing, elevation drawing of each shape, construction process drawing, section drawing, rendering, design description, material analysis, budget.

Our bathroom is also being renovated now, and the neighbor is pasting the wall tiles and then the floor tiles, but we feel bad, we first paste half of the wall tiles, and then paste the floor tiles. Later, I consulted relevant people, and they also said that the most standardized method of bathroom tiles is "wall tiles pressing floor tiles", that is, the bottom row of tiles of wall tiles, which should be pasted after the floor tiles are pasted, and the final paving effect is that the wall tiles press the floor tiles instead of the floor tiles press the wall tiles. The advantage of this paving is that there are not only no joints, which is visually good-looking, but also the joints are glazed with tiles, which is waterproof.

The house is a lifelong thing, don't be sloppy, even if it's a small corner.

Hello, I just asked a professional designer, and the correct thing is: the wall tiles are pressed on the floor tiles, beauty is one thing, the important thing is that when there is water on the wall, it will flow down the floor to the floor drain. If, on the contrary, the water will flow into the cement between the wall and the floor tiles, and it will be a sanitary dead end for a long time.

It is better to press wall tiles and floor tiles.

First, the most common is the floor tile pressed wall tile, that is, the order of tiling is the wall tile first and then the floor tile. There is also a higher requirement for geotechnical is the process of wall tiles pressing floor tiles, which requires workers to paste the floor tiles first and then paste the tiles when they are finished.

Second, the advantages of wall tiles pressed floor tiles:

In the process of pressing wall tiles, there is a joint between the wall tiles and the floor tiles, which means that if there is water flowing down the wall, it will eventually flow down the seam to your waterproof layer, and it will accumulate there if it can't seep down.

2.And what about wall tiles pressed floor tiles? The water dripping from the wall flows directly to the glazed surface of the floor tiles, and because the floor tiles will not be flat, it must form a slope inclined to the floor drain, so the water will not accumulate and eventually flow into the floor drain.

3.Another benefit of wall tiles pressed floor tiles is for the case of underfloor heating in the home.

4.And in the process of pressing wall tiles with floor tiles, the floor tiles are on the wall tiles, and the bricks also have the expansion coefficient of thermal expansion and cold contraction, which will cause large changes in ground temperature due to geothermal heat. If it expands in case of heat for a long time, there is no room for expansion, and the wall tiles will be squeezed for a long time, and finally the service life of the wall tiles and floor tiles will be affected;

5.In the process of pressing the floor tiles of the wall tiles, the floor tiles are not directly pushed to the wall tiles, but have a certain stretch room with the cement wall behind the wall tiles, so as to ensure that the tiles will not be squeezed in the process of thermal expansion and cold contraction.

If it is a floor tile pressing wall brick, the general construction sequence is that the bricklayer starts from the bottom wall tile, and sticks the wall tiles all the way up, and then lays the floor tiles; In order to achieve wall tiles and floor tiles, you can't start from the bottom of the wall tile, but start from the penultimate wall brick and paste it upward, wait for the tiles to be paved, and then embed the bottom wall tile, just on top of the floor tile.

The difficulty of hanging wall tiles is far greater than that of sticking from the ground, there is no support underneath, and it is difficult to ensure that the cement is completely glued before it dries, so it is always inevitable to drop the bricks. Another difficulty in hanging tiles is the need for hanging elastic line leveling to keep the bricks on each wall flat.