Can white cement be tiled?

In the daily decoration process, the most common type of cement we see is black cement, but we don't know that there is actually a kind of white cement, which is also a kind of cement. Its composition is very different from black mud, and its cohesiveness is not as good as black cement. Mainly used for decoration. Next, Bian Xiao will introduce you to white cement. Can it be tiled?

Can white cement be tiled?

It is not recommended to use white cement wall tiles. White cement is mainly used to fill the gaps of white porcelain tiles, and is generally not used for walls. The reason is that its strength is not high, so it is mostly used for decoration. Compared with black cement, white cement is smaller, thinner and harder. You can use a little black cement, but it is better to use ordinary cement.

Classification of black cement

1, classification of raw materials. It is divided into natural cement, clinker cement (the product obtained by mixing limestone and clay according to the required components and calcining at a higher temperature is called clinker) and clinker-free cement (the cement obtained by grinding fly ash, sodium silicate and gypsum in proportion without calcination).

2. Classification of cement properties. According to experts from Qijia. Com, divided into fast-hardening cement (early-strength cement), low-heat cement, expansive cement, acid-resistant cement and refractory cement. It can be divided into oil well cement, dam cement, jet cement and marine cement.

3. Classification of chemical constituents. It can be divided into silicate slurry cement, aluminate water (high alumina cement) and phosphate cement. The latter is used less. Although there are many kinds of cement, more than 95% of them belong to portland cement, and only the chemical composition is changed according to the requirements of the project, or some substances that adjust the performance are added when using.

Bian Xiao's conclusion: The above content is about whether white cement can be pasted with bricks. I hope I can help you. I believe you will classify black cement after the introduction? If you know more, you can refer to the content if you need it in the future.