A friend chose seamless tiles for looks, but after living there for half a year felt it was a trap and wanted to smash them out and redo the renovation

A friend chose "seamless tiles" for looks during renovation, but after living there for half a year felt it was a trap and wanted to smash them out and redo the renovation

With China's rapid development, housing prices in our country have kept climbing, which also makes many people who buy houses cherish their newly bought homes even more, so they all want to decorate the homes they bought to look nice, and thus put a lot of thought into renovation, but many people are renovating for the first time, so they often have no experience. Take my friend, for example. After he bought a house, when it came time to renovate, he really put in the effort, not only running around to building materials markets but also looking at many completed examples. Although he put some thought into this, during the renovation he paid no attention at all to practicality and simply thought it looked good, so when it came to tiling his home, he felt the tiles had seams and did not look good, so he laid "seamless tiles," but only after living there for half a year did he feel it was a trap, and he even had thoughts of smashing them out and redoing the renovation. Why is that?

We all know there are a great many renovation materials, and renovation methods also emerge endlessly, so when many people lay floors during renovation, some choose wood flooring for the whole house, and some use tiles and so on, but most people choose tiles, because tiles are still better and more practical than other materials. However, with the development of the renovation market, tiles are also divided into many categories, such as seamless tiles, which are a rather "magical" tile. After this kind of tile is laid, unlike ordinary tiles, it does not have obvious seams, and after installation there is no need for grout beautification, nor do you have to worry about dust accumulating inside. Most importantly, it looks very good when laid, and the overall effect is also very good, so at the time, seeing these several advantages, my friend laid this kind of "seamless tile."

Precisely because of these gimmicks of seamless tiles, in recent years many homeowners doing renovations have also chosen this material, but this kind of tile also has a "dense" drawback. Never mind the high price first; the main thing is that this is a newly emerging material, and very few craftsmen truly know how to lay this kind of tile. Moreover, although everyone calls this kind of tile "seamless tile," it actually does have seams, just with smaller seams. And when this kind of tile encounters relatively large temperature changes, it will also expand and contract with heat and cold, which not only leads to cracking but also greatly affects the overall beauty of the home.

So homeowners who want to lay seamless tiles can refer to the construction technique for this kind of tile, otherwise they will spend the money and still fail to achieve the effect, but in terms of cost-effectiveness, it still has no advantage over ordinary tiles.

So at the time, because "seamless tiles" looked good when laid, my friend only felt it was a trap after living there for half a year, and wanted to smash them out and redo the renovation. So what type of tiles are used in your home?