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Anonymous users2024-01-24Not suitable, full glaze because the wear resistance is not as good as polished bricks. Not suitable for the ground. It is suitable for background walls. Besides, the floor tiles of the bathroom and kitchen are non-slip. The full glaze is not non-slip. How can it be used?
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's best not to use the full glaze to paste the bathroom, the full glaze is not good for slipping, and it is easy to slip when it comes to water, pro. You can consider using glazed tiles, antique tiles, mosaics and other tiles with concave and convex surfaces to pave the kitchen and bathroom. We bought Hudson's blue lattice to pave the kitchen, which is particularly beautiful, non-slip and distinctive.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The Cause of Incense ( 311-65-625-45
Fully glazed tiles can be used for wall and floor decoration in kitchens and bathrooms. >>>More
It doesn't matter, are you afraid that the style is not uniform, as long as the wall and floor tiles in the same room are the same.
Yes, yes. But after grinding 45 degrees of chamfering, the edge may not look as good as you think, and the grinding place is not shiny.
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The ground is non-slip, and I have renovated both stubbles. >>>More