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Anonymous users2024-01-24It is best to use non-slip floor tiles in the bathroom, and the vitrified tiles are slippery and easy to fall, especially for the elderly and children. Complete.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The wall surface is OK, but it is easy to fall off if it is not properly constructed, and it is far inferior to glazed tiles.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Vitrified bricks have good slip resistance, and the wetter they are, the more slip-resistant, which is more suitable for use in the bathroom.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Of course, vitrified bricks should not be used in family bathrooms, because of their high hardness, low water absorption rate, and not slippery enough. Due to the many corners of the bathroom and the water absorption rate is too small, when making wall tiles, it is easy to hollow and fall off, especially the wet ground is slippery, and it is not recommended to use vitrified tiles.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Vitrified tiles are generally not laid on the floor of the bathroom.
Vitrified brick is a kind of bright brick made by polishing the surface of the whole brick body, which is a kind of whole brick. The ceramic bricks with lower water absorption are called vitrified tiles, and the water absorption rate of polished tiles is lower than that of vitrified tiles (higher than that can only be polished tiles and not vitrified tiles), and then the vitrified tiles are mirror-polished to obtain vitrified polished tiles, because the water absorption rate is low, its hardness is relatively high, and it is not easy to scratch.
The unique microporous structure of vitrified brick is its fatal flaw. Generally, after the vitrified brick is laid, the brick surface should be waxed, and polished after 3 times of waxing. After every 3 months or half a year to wax, if not waxed, then water will seep into the brick body from the micropores of the brick surface, if it is colored water, such as soy sauce, ink, vegetable soup, tea, etc., then these colors will seep into the brick surface and stay in the brick body, forming a flower brick.
If it is not waxed, the luster of the brick surface will gradually turn black, affecting the appearance. Therefore, the maintenance of vitrified bricks is a little more labor-intensive, at least than the laminate floor.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19There are some vitrified bricks that can indeed be viscous when there is water, which can play a certain anti-slip role, such as Smick's vitrified bricks. However, the brands of vitrified tiles are many and miscellaneous, and the quality is uneven, for the safety of the family, it is best not to use vitrified tiles as bathroom floor tiles.
It is not recommended to use vitrified tiles in the bathroom, because the unique microporous structure of vitrified tiles is its fatal flaw. Generally, after the vitrified brick is laid, the brick surface should be waxed, and polished after 3 times of waxing. After every 3 months or half a year to wax, if not waxed, then water will seep into the brick body from the micropores of the brick surface, if it is colored water, then these colors will seep into the brick surface and stay in the brick body, forming a flower brick. >>>More
The effect is good, but it has a certain thickness, 70-100 mm, which is suitable for use in larger spaces of the bathroom:
Generally, if a bathtub is used in the bathroom of a small household, a built-in bathtub will be chosen. The key depends on how much of a large bathtub you need.
Practice has proved that it is still used with 1:2 mortar plaster, and 2 mm shrinkage joints are reserved, which is more firm and more durable.
Reading guide: There are some vitrified bricks that can indeed be viscous when there is water, which can play a certain role in anti-slip, such as Smic's vitrified bricks. However, the brands of vitrified tiles are many and miscellaneous, and the quality is uneven, for the safety of the family, it is best not to use vitrified tiles as bathroom floor tiles.