What should you pay attention to when laying Chinese glazed tiles?

    Chinese glazed tiles have important artistic value in architectural aesthetics.
    The application of glazed tiles in architectural proportions and forms not only emphasizes the coordination of the overall proportions and forms of the building, but also realizes the architectural aesthetics of flying eaves and corners in traditional Chinese architecture. Its use can not only give the building a unique style, but also create a beautiful architectural landscape and add a strong cultural atmosphere to the surrounding environment.

                                       
    In terms of cultural heritage protection, the style and craftsmanship of using glazed tiles in traditional buildings represent the treasures of ancient Chinese architectural craftsmanship and help to inherit and protect the cultural heritage of ancient Chinese architecture.

The Chinese glazed tile manufacturer will tell you what to pay attention to when laying Chinese glazed tiles:

• Preparation: Make sure the roof structure is firm and the purlins are properly installed. Remove debris and dust from the roof, and check the purlins to ensure flatness.
• Pay attention to safety: When laying Chinese glazed tiles, be sure to pay attention to safety, especially when working on a steeply sloped roof.
• Reasonable drainage: Ensure that the drainage system of the roof is perfect to prevent water from entering the wall or downstairs.
• Staggered paving: Chinese glazed tiles should be staggered, which can form a better waterproof effect and increase the stability of the roof.
• Upward in sequence: Gradually lay Chinese glazed tiles upward until the roof is completely covered.
• Ridge part: Special-shaped Chinese glazed tiles, called ridge tiles, are required at the intersection of the two ridges of the roof. The ridge tiles need to be laid with special care, and the order is usually completed from both ends to the middle.
• Fixing tiles: Make sure each tile is firmly fixed to avoid tiles falling off due to wind and rain.
• Construction temperature: In cold or humid weather conditions, it is not suitable to lay Chinese glazed tiles to ensure construction quality.

    The above precautions help ensure the construction quality of laying Chinese glazed tiles and the service life of the roof, and also help the overall waterproof effect and appearance of the building.