Tiles are just as essential in home decoration. Yet, when it comes to choosing tiles, we often aren't sure how to make the right selection. Below, we’ve compiled some valuable tips and experiences for selecting tiles. We believe that after reading this, you’ll know exactly how to tell whether a tile is good or not the next time you’re shopping for tiles.

The process of tile installation often encounters numerous issues. If these problems are left unattended, they may lead to later problems such as hollow sounds, cracks, and tiles falling off. At the same time, various measures are taken to prevent these issues from occurring—for example, applying wall consolidator or roughening the waterproof surface. However, after applying wall consolidator, is it still necessary to perform roughening treatment?

Currently, eco-friendly tiles are gaining considerable attention from consumers and boast enormous market potential. Throughout the process of technological innovation, it is crucial to integrate eco-friendly principles into all products. Within the industry, thanks to their high-quality products and excellent performance, these tiles have successfully carved out a significant market niche. When consumers choose such tiles, they rely on comprehensive and highly targeted criteria for evaluating their market value—factors that have given rise to substantial competitive advantages in the market.

Does everyone know what tile grout is? Simply put, tile grout is the material we use to fill the gaps when laying tiles. So, what exactly is the purpose of tile grout? How do you use it? And what precautions should we take when applying tile grout? Let’s now take a closer look at everything you need to know about tile grout.

When renovating a new home, many people simply can't make it to the renovation site every single moment to keep an eye on the progress. Most of them are busy working during the day, so they usually only check in after work. If they spot any problems, they’ll directly contact the construction workers. Today, we’d like to share the story of just such a homeowner: He has to go to work during the day and only visits his new home in the evenings. However, this homeowner is quite meticulous—he always marks any areas he notices that seem problematic, then sets aside some time to discuss these issues with the construction crew. Even when laying the tiles, he made numerous markings, though he wasn’t entirely sure what they meant. What he didn’t expect, though, was that after the installer saw the marks he’d made, they reached out to him immediately, informing him that they couldn’t continue working anymore.