In the application of quartz bricks in outdoor space, it not only plays a role in the use of bearing, but also needs to have the effect of space decoration. The composition of different specifications, different colors and different paving methods will collide with different styles of pavement effects.
So how to lay patio floor tiles? What are the common pavement styles of quartz bricks? Prepare tools and materials: brickwork tools (such as shovels, brick hammers, brick picks), levels, measuring tapes, brick-laying glue, mortar, quartz bricks, waterproofing layers (such as waterproofing membranes or waterproof coatings), etc. Clean the patio floor: Remove debris, dust, and dirt from the patio floor to ensure that the ground is flat and clean.
Pavement style: 1Traditional in-front paving: the brick surface has high flatness, which is suitable for regular large-area outdoor ground paving.
2.Twill paving: It is to arrange the bricks and the wall in a 45° way to pave, and the overall brick surface forms a diamond-shaped pavement effect.
3.I-shaped paving: It is a paving style that is staggered with two rows of brick joints, with variability, and regularity at the same time, concise and atmospheric.
4.Moving line paving: It is to pave the bricks into lines of different forms, which can be straight lines of different thicknesses, arcs and curves with fluidity.
Lay out the brick line: Use the measuring stick and lead line to determine the direction and position of the floor tiles, and arrange the brick line on the ground. Laying waterproofing: Laying waterproofing as needed to protect the floor tiles and the ground. Waterproofing membranes or waterproofing coatings can be used, follow the product instructions.
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