The living room and walkway are prepared with the same 800 tiles. Do you need a corrugated line for

What is the need for a corrugated line?

Wave wire, also known as wave guide wire, also known as lace or edge line, etc., is mainly used around the ground or in the aisle entrance and other places, for ground decoration. Generally, it is a decorative line made by the ground block along the perimeter of the wall, and the width is different. Flooring practices add lines that are different from the overall floor color to add to the design.

What are the sizes of corrugated wires?

There are no specific requirements for the size and specifications of the corrugated wire, the common sizes are generally 100mm, 150mm, 200mm, etc., and the specific size needs to be determined according to the size of the room, so you must measure carefully before purchasing.

Renderings of the corrugated line:

If there is a waveguide in the living room, the aisle should be used, and the 800 bricks in the middle should also be seamed in the living room. If there is a waveguide in the living room and you want to make a little shape in the aisle, it is recommended to use a 120mm waveguide wire to surround it, and use a 580mm (or 290mm) brick to pave the diamond in the middle.

Let me tell you, it's not just about the walkway, it's also about the edge of the wall. Be patient, calculate the size first, where are the bricks of 800 ready to be laid? Then continue from the starting point, if it is found that there are bricks less than 1 3 paved to the side of the wall (or in a conspicuous position); Consider changing the starting point, and pay attention to the position of the tiles when continuing to the aisle position, if there are no bricks less than 1 3, you can directly connect with the living room tiles.

Don't consider adding a wave line, if you want to add along the living room wall, and you have to add the joint, the calculation of tile size requirements is more accurate. Otherwise, it will look nondescript, and at first glance, it will be done by a layman.

The total width of the aisle is 1070, 800 on one side and 270 on the other, do you think it can look good? One side is light and the other is heavy, and after a long time, you will feel that your house is crooked and very uncomfortable.

It's actually quite simple:

1. Set the corrugated line: if there is a corrugated line in the living room, it can be unified, but the width may be wider, 135mm; It is also possible to set up no wave line, 800 in the middle, 135mm on each side;

2. Suggestion: cut the 800-wide brick into 1070 2=535mm and paste it in two ways. Although it wastes a few bricks, it looks balanced, stable, and beautiful, and it is worth it.

The corridor uses 800 floor tiles, is it left in the middle, or is it a brick in the middle, and then paved with the same width on both sides?