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Anonymous users2024-01-24I don't know if the subject is saying that the floor area of the bathroom is square meters, or that the area that actually needs to be tiled is square meters. Here is calculated according to the actual square meter of tiling (because if the square meter is the construction area, the actual tile area cannot be calculated here), and the calculation result is: about 36 kg of cement and about 75 kg of sand (about 75 kg).
Before the tile stickers are sure to soak in water. Because there are many fine voids inside the tile, these voids have a certain water absorption. If you don't soak in water or soak in insufficient water, you will pave it directly, and the tile will absorb the moisture of the cement, so that there will be a gap between the tile and the cement, and the bond will not be firm, and it will cause the problem of hollowing or tile falling off.
Consider making a storage cabinet between the toilet and the door to store some hygiene products.
To illustrate this more straightforwardly:
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