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Anonymous users2024-01-24If the ash surface is firm, you can paste the tiles, if it is not firm, you have to remove it and then paste, the correct construction method, there will be no hollow drum phenomenon, really help you look forward to adopting,
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Anonymous users2024-01-23In the kitchen, there is greasy things attached to the walls, and if there is greasy, the tiles will not stick to them. It is recommended to shovel the original kitchen plaster, re-plaster, and then glue the tiles, so as to avoid rework in the future.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Then you can chisel off the plasters before you put the tiles, and the old plasters will definitely not stick to the tiles.
Ceramic tiles can be omitted as a floor finishing material. >>>More
Because there is oil smoke trapped on the wall, in order to take care of the hygiene, tiles are generally pasted.
Rework and re-paste, the tile paste is slanted, and the craftsmanship is not good. The vertical line is placed, and the good material on the back of the tile is pasted and slowly pushed down. Take a level and measure it to see if the level is normal.
Is there a range hood in the kitchen?
If you have a range hood, it will last a little longer. Stickers are relatively easy to degum when the temperature is high. >>>More
Artificial stone can be used, and even the gaps are not easy to find after installation, giving people the feeling of a whole wall. Others, such as sticking them with stainless steel plates, are not pretty.