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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, if there is no special material. As long as the ordinary home is not a packing box, wood and other will rot, bricks are originally building materials, density, durability and so on are absolutely up to standard, but when backfilling, pay attention not to support the empty, how to fill after the waterproof is done, but also save the construction waste handling fee, save time and effort.
Such a large piece of brick is generally not recommended to be paved obliquely, the area is too large to look good, and the difficulty of construction increases, and the loss of materials will become much more. Generally, if you want to pave diagonally, you will use smaller bricks, so that the thin oblique strip texture will appear on the sub-wall.
The wall tiles of the bathroom look at the overall style and needs, the size is not a problem, because the general tile brand is divided into bathrooms, rooms or halls, kitchens, etc., different places, design needs are also different, and bathroom tiles should be waterproof and non-slip, you can go directly to the decoration market to understand.
This may not be a load-bearing wall, but it is best to leave 50 cm on each side when knocking it off, just in case.
If it's charcoal ash, that's fine, if it's coal ash, it's estimated that the sewer will be blocked.
Now the quality of ceramic tiles is getting better and better, and the water absorption rate is constantly decreasing, so the use of traditional cement river sand to paste tiles has been unable to meet the requirements of the tile's adhesion force, so it is recommended to use special tile adhesive to bond the tile, so that the construction is simpler, and the adhesion force is stronger. Then tile adhesive construction, there is no special temperature requirements, as long as you pay attention to the following aspects: >>>More