Difference between Begonia Angle and 45-degree Angle

The difference between Begonia Angle and 45-degree Angle is:

Begonia Angle: Cut the tile to 45 degrees, but don't cut it to the bottom, and reserve 2mm at the bottom (increase the closed surface, and reduce porcelain collapse through beautiful sewing). Begonia horn is a test of the master's skill (to be cut flat and reserved uniformly). If the master is not sure that the tile factory can process it, it is recommended to find a better master to rest assured. Advantages and disadvantages are beautiful and generous, but some places need to increase money because of labor.

45-degree angle: The edges of tiles are spliced at a 45-degree angle, which is aesthetically acceptable, but the edges are sharp, easy to collapse and difficult to repair. Brick cutting like Begonia Corner takes time, money and money, so it is not recommended to choose.