What are the specific steps of fully glazed tiles?

1. Tiles have dimensional errors. If no joint is left, the slight deviation may affect the flatness of the final brick joint after cumulative superposition, thus affecting the paving effect (the dimensional deviation within the allowable range of national standards is called error, and the deviation beyond the standard is a quality problem).

2. There are errors in construction. Tile laying is done manually. In the process of paving, there will be some deviations, leaving no seams, which will also lead to poor flatness of the final gaps and affect the aesthetics of paving.

3. Tiles expand with heat and contract with cold. In the process of temperature and humidity changes, tiles may shrink and expand. Although they are very crowded, if no cracks are left, they may also lead to cracks in the tiles, thus artificially reducing the service life of the tiles.