1. Choose tiles with low water absorption
In general, high quality tiles, water absorption is very low, which can dry quickly. If the water absorption rate of ceramic tile is not indicated, you can use water droplets on the back of the ceramic tile, a few minutes later to observe the diffusion degree of water droplets, the more water absorption, that is, low water absorption rate, better quality. The water absorption rate of the toilet floor tile is generally about 1%.
2. Choose tiles with high density
When purchasing ceramic tile, you can observe whether the brick surface is smooth from the side and whether there are uneven pinholes of thickness. At the same time, the ceramic tile can be tapped to listen to whether the sound is crisp. The more crisp the sound, the higher the texture density of the ceramic tile and the better the hardness. Such ceramic tile laying to the bathroom is not easy to damage, but also easy to maintain and clean.
3, choose dry and wet decoration
That is, the shower area is separated from the toilet and basin area. Through different tile material and color varieties, to achieve a good division, so that the two do not interfere with each other.
4. Choose light-colored tiles
Light colors can make the bathroom look more spacious and bright. When selecting, place the tile at a distance of 0.8m to see whether the color pattern is consistent. Toilet tile selection pay attention to whether it indicates that it conforms to the national issued green health standards and other signs or words, remember not to buy three no tile products.
5. Choose tiles with smaller specifications
Toilet wall floor decoration materials include glazed brick, vitrified brick, Mosaic. The commonly used specifications of floor tiles are 300*300mm330*330mm. The bathroom is usually 2 to 4 square meters, even if the bathroom area is large, do not use large size of the floor tile. Fixed for too large ceramic tile cutting frequency is high, the waste is larger, it is not convenient to install floor drain, inconvenient ground leveling, resulting in waste.
6. Choose tiles with thick glaze layer
Hard objects can be used to scratch the surface of the brick, if there is a scratch, it means insufficient glaze. When the thinner glaze layer on the tile surface is polished, the tile surface is easy to hide dirt, difficult to clean up, and lack of safety. And some unglazed floor tiles, generally should not be spread in a damp and closed environment, solid pores on the bricks absorb water vapor and cannot diverge, will also lead to the appearance of mold.
