Can bathroom floor tiles be sticked? Originally, the floor tiles have been pasted, but I don t like

In fact, ceramic tiles are not the main reason for leakage, it is the use of waterproof materials that determines whether the ground is not leaking. In general, it is recommended to use elastic waterproofing, such as K11 universal type, which has high hardness and good wear resistance, because even if there is a little crack, he will not leak. And you say that two or three years will definitely be no problem. >>>More

The problem you are worried about in the bathroom floor national norms (the national norms are the minimum standards, and the quality of all decoration companies' construction projects must be implemented in accordance with this) has long been stipulated, and you can rest assured that when signing the contract, it is required to be implemented in accordance with national standards. If they can't even guarantee that, it proves that they have a problem and need to change companies. >>>More

Summary. Hello, bathroom decoration should first be waterproof on the ground, after the waterproofing is qualified, the first should be pasted with floor tiles, and then with wall tiles. FYI. >>>More

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

No protection. Do a water retention experiment before laying bricks to prevent water leakage. When laying bricks, just apply sand and plaster.