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Anonymous users2024-01-24Of course, it is not the same, the kitchen tile is mainly for beauty and easy to clean in the future, and waterproofing is to prevent leakage in the kitchen.
Kitchen tiles generally need to be pasted on the ground, and the wall can be knotted about 1 meter.
The standard practice of waterproofing in the kitchen is that the ground needs to be done completely, the wall is 30 cm high, and the waterproof area behind the vegetable sink is 50 cm above the water outlet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is definitely different, the general ground is waterproof, the wall is less, and the wall tile area is more.
The basic principle is that the place where the water for national defense is counted, and the wall must also be counted. >>>More
Not necessarily. Nowadays, most of the kitchens are dry areas. If there is no water, there will be no water. In addition, the civil construction party has already done it once, so it is not necessary.
A herringbone roof with a larger area than the ground.
I think it's not like this, the brick you want to hang is not polished or glazed, and then the seller recommends to you that it is microcrystalline, the price of microcrystalline is high, and there is a possibility that there is a problem with the brick he hangs, so he can only recommend it to you in this way.
Are you talking about ground height? There is a height difference between the kitchen and the living room, and the kitchen should be relatively low