The wall tiles in the kitchen at home have been pasted, but the position of the socket is not enough

Is this the rhythm of preparing for do-it-yourself? It is recommended that you ask a professional to get it, or connect a power strip outside. If you can't do it, you can directly connect one in parallel from the socket, install one more socket next to it, and find a professional who will help you get it right!

1. Hammer. 2. An electric pen.

3. An electric pickaxe (chisel can also be used) is used to dig bricks and bricks, and dig a tunnel to bury dark lines.

4. Electric adhesive tape, screwdriver, PV pipe (generally smaller, specially used for wiring, for protecting wires).

5. Sockets and cement tiles should be prepared, and the damaged tiles should be pasted back after the wiring is laid, and the pits dug should be filled back with cement.

The wall bricks can be smashed directly with an iron external hammer, because the wall tiles can no longer be used after they are broken off (the wall tiles are all constructed with cement slurry, and can only be removed if they are destroyed); Use an impact hammer to take the dark line, and there is a special impact drill bit that can be used for slotting;

After opening the trunking, wiring, sealing, opening holes in the wall tiles, and sticking the wall tiles for the second time, pay attention to the color difference of the wall tiles.

It is best to have the same batch of wall tiles, cement, caulk and caulk with the same color as the original, and it is best to find a professional mason to get it, because the wall bricks should be smashed with a special masonry and cutting machine, and they will be built along the edge, otherwise, this piece will be smashed, and the one on the side is broken, endlessly, hehe!

In this case, it is better to change the surface-mounted switch box. Of course, if the tool or technology is convenient, the switch box can also be dug and concealed, but the wire can only be open, unless you have the intention of replacing it with a new tile. If the wire also wants to go dark and does not want to change the tile, the simple way is to groove along the tile joints as much as possible, and add white cement or porcelain white glass glue after laying the line.

Since there is an electrician, it is easier to do, and to put it simply, you can ask the worker directly. You need a cutting machine, you need to knock it out after cutting out the slot, and then open the line, and then use the required wire pipe, junction box.

In fact, you can take the bright line, get a wire box to cover the line, and then look good on the color, if you go to the dark line, you have to knock the tiles, use an awl to make a route, and then extend the line to the part you want, and then close it...

The most needed is of course the tile, it is difficult to get it when smashing the wall, the tile will break a lot, you have to smash it slowly, try not to destroy the brick that is not closed, and you have to re-paste the tile after the line.

I think it's better to find a major, and it shouldn't be small to do it yourself, and there is a problem with the line, which is not very easy. If you make it yourself, you need wires, insulating tape, and the rest is to smash the wall.

The key is to have a wiring diagram and a cutting machine.

Hammer.. Person.. Chisel.