The influence of different types of ceramic tiles on the demand for leveling devices

Tile Leveler is a commonly used tool in the decoration process to ensure the flatness of tile laying. Different types of tiles may have different requirements for leveling devices. Here are several common types of tiles and their impact on leveling device requirements:

 

1. Whole body brick

Whole body brick is a type of ceramic tile with an unglazed surface, and the material and color on both sides are consistent. Due to its unique surface characteristics, the need for leveling devices is relatively small when laying solid bricks. Whole body bricks are commonly used for floors such as halls, corridors, and outdoor walkways due to their wear-resistant properties. For whole body tiles, the main function of a leveler is to assist in adjusting the gaps between tiles, making them more neat and beautiful.

 

2. Glazed tiles

Glazed tiles are ceramic tiles that have undergone surface glazing treatment, characterized by rich colors and patterns, as well as anti fouling properties. When laying glazed tiles, attention should be paid to surface flatness, so a leveler may be needed to ensure the flatness of the tiles. Especially in areas such as bathrooms and balconies, due to frequent exposure to moisture, there is a higher requirement for flatness.

 

3. Polished tiles

The surface of polished bricks has been polished and has high hardness and wear resistance. Polishing tiles require relatively less leveling equipment during installation, but due to their Smooth surface, more careful adjustment of the gaps between tiles is needed to maintain overall aesthetics.

 

4. Vitrified tiles

Vitrified tiles are ceramic tiles that have been fired at high temperatures, with a smooth surface resembling glass. Due to the very flat surface of vitrified tiles, there is a relatively low demand for leveling devices during installation. Vitrified tiles are commonly used in areas such as living rooms and bedrooms.

 

5. Mosaic

Mosaic is a small ceramic tile commonly used for decoration. Due to the small size of the mosaic, there is not much demand for a leveling device during installation, and it is mainly completed through manual adjustment.

 

conclusion

In summary, different types of tiles have varying requirements for leveling devices during installation. Whole body tiles and polished tiles require relatively less leveling tools due to their unique surface characteristics, while glazed tiles and vitrified tiles may require more leveling tools to ensure flatness. Mosaic, due to its small size, requires the least amount of leveling equipment. When choosing a leveler, it should be determined based on the specific type of tile and installation requirements. At the same time, correct usage methods and techniques are also key to ensuring the quality of tile laying.