Is it good to use matte tiles for the bathroom?

Is it good to use matte tiles for the bathroom? Bright light: The surface has a good reflective effect and feels bright!

Matte: Light shoots in all directions! Soft light!

Not dazzling! The wall tiles of the bathroom are matte or bright, depending on the use environment. Usually, when the bathroom is a dark guard, it is necessary to choose a bright light.

It is conducive to the reflection of light and the energy saving of lights. If it is a bright guard, you can choose a matte one. Because of its natural lighting, it can better set off the elegance of matte tiles.

The dark guard did not use a matte light to cause darkness in the dark, especially for the elderly, which is extremely inconvenient to use. Glossy tiles also have the advantage that the bathroom is steamy, easy to care for, and easy to clean. Tile glaze can be divided into glossy and matte.

The two only react differently to light, but the anti-fouling effect of bricks of the same brand and material is the same regardless of matte or bright, and the glaze itself will not absorb oil, so the oil will not penetrate into the brick. It is difficult to clean and has nothing to do with whether the matte brick is on the surface, and whether there is a concave and convex pattern on the surface, and the depression is easy to accumulate dust and dirt, so it is recommended that if you want to use matte bricks in the kitchen, try to use a smooth surface to facilitate future care, and try to wipe the tile surface with a rag after each meal. The floor is matte well, bright and dazzling.

Personally, I think that because my friend's family has been useful, I know better.

The matte is very good, and the matte grade is warm enough. Precautions for brick selection;

1.It depends on whether the bricks are in order. Find a flat ground and arrange the bricks in equal numbers in a rectangle or square.

According to the principle that rectangles, squares, and diagonals are equal, measure the diagonal lines of a rectangle or square. If their diagonals are equal, it means that this batch of bricks meets the standard.

2.Check that the thickness of the tiles is consistent. Draw a brick from each of the n boxes, and use a ruler to directly measure the thickness of the façade of the tile, if the error does not exceed 1 mm, it means that the brick is still very up to standard in terms of thickness.

3.Check the compactness of the bricks. Draw a brick and pick it up with your hand and knock it in the air, listen to the sound that comes out, such as more than 80% of the sound is very brittle, not dumb, it means that the density of this batch of bricks is also up to standard.