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Anonymous users2024-01-24When choosing floor tiles, it is important to consider the following aspects: First, it depends on the brand. Only well-known brands of floor tiles, the quality of their building materials can meet the national standards, and the content of harmful substances can be within a safe range.
Second, it depends on its anti-pollution ability, if the family is very busy and can only clean once in two or three days, then choose the one with better anti-pollution ability. Third, if there are elderly people and children at home, you must do a slip resistance test when purchasing.
Specifically, the selection of floor tiles can start from the following aspects:
1.To see if the color of the tile is pure. Mainly observe whether the color of the back of the tile is uniform and consistent.
2.It is necessary to observe whether the particles of the cross-section of the tile are fine. The cross-section here does not refer to the cutting surface around the tile, but to the fracture of the tile fragment.
Generally speaking, the fracture is fine, hard and brittle, and the color is the same. Because the ceramic tiles with fine particles have strong waterproof ability, while the tiles with large particles are easy to soak in moisture, which affects the quality.
3.Pay attention to the thickness of the glaze layer. The thickness of the glaze layer is the thickness of the cross-section of the glaze. Glaze is the most expensive material in the cost of ceramic tiles, and the thicker the glaze, the better the quality.
4.To listen. Tap the tile to pay attention to whether the sound is crisp, such as the sound is clear and pleasant, such as the sound is dull, it is inferior.
5.Test the waters. Consumers can pour some water on the back of the tile and pay attention to how quickly the tile absorbs water. After a few minutes, see if the marks left by the water on the front are obvious. The density of tiles that infiltrate slowly after the water disperses is large, and the marks left by the water are not obvious, so they are regarded as the top grade.
6.Warp. Take two bricks back to back and face to face to see if they can be in close contact, and there is no phenomenon that the gap is too large to judge whether there is warping.
7.Infiltration. Find ink to apply to the surface for 1 hour and then scrub to see if there are traces, no traces are good bricks, and those that have infiltration are resolutely not selected.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The former is better than the latter.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22When many friends are decorating, they will be entangled in whether the floor tiles are dry or wet. After watching this video, you will understand the mystery, don't be fooled by the contractor, otherwise the effect will be poor at spending a lot of money!
The floor is tiled, and most people currently use the dry paving method, and there is less wet paving. Dry paving method refers to the method of sprinkling water and stirring evenly with 1: volume ratio) cement and sand to form a dry cement mortar (dry and wet consistency, it is advisable to knead it into a ball by hand and not loose), and use tiles to level the ground. >>>More
If you dry paving, water is easy to seep into the brick joints, there is a dry paving layer, but a water storage layer is formed here, and if the water is stored more, it will leak out of the weak place, so you should know what method is good, now more than half of the water leakage on the bathroom floor is caused by dry paving! >>>More
Dry paving and wet paving are mainly for two different processes of brick laying: Dry paving is to level the sand paddle and then lay the bricks. Wet paste is to frame on the basis of dry paving leveling, and then smear pure cement slurry on the brick and then paste. >>>More
Now the paving tiles are basically using the dry paving method, but the bathroom is best to use the wet paving method, which is not easy to seep water, but the wet paving method is easy to have hollow drums, so we must pay attention to check when paving.
Before tiling, the base layer should be fully watered and moistened, and the tiles should also be soaked in water for at least 20 minutes before being fully dried. Otherwise, the moisture in the mortar is quickly absorbed by the dry base and the tile and condenses rapidly, which will affect its bonding fastness, and the wall tiles will absorb water from the cement, so that the cement can not play the role of paste, resulting in the dehydration of the cement mortar, affecting its coagulation and hardening, and causing problems such as hollowing and shelling. Detection: >>>More