I found that the bathroom tiles were a little crooked after being pasted. Is there any way to remedy it?

In other words, no matter whether the wall brick or the floor tile is laid, it is not allowed to tilt after completion. So how to deal with the tilt problem after tile laying? Take the following questions as an example to answer the tilting problem of ceramic tiles after laying. Personally, I think the floor drain in the picture can be made more reasonable. The vertical position next to the wall, the installation mode and launching form of the floor drain can be adjusted, so it is suggested to adjust it, and it can be made into a sunken floor drain, which is more convenient for drainage.

If there is no other way to correct the overall skew, it is impossible to distort it except to knock it out and paste it again. As far as you are concerned, the way to deal with the skew of the metal strip is to marry the metal strip first, grind off the crooked part with an angle grinder, and then stick it with a slightly wider metal strip. Thank you. The replacement of the replacement, when posting, let the master look at the quality first and choose it a little. Do not use defective or processed in corners and inconspicuous places. Of course, it is best not to blindly look at the price when buying in the early stage. Quality is more important, and rework is very troublesome for everyone. That is, the pavement height of the porch has been determined, and the height of the drain is opposite to that of the porch (the drain is higher than the porch). In this case, it is necessary to lower the drainage point to adapt to the entrance point, so as not to affect the normal opening of the bathroom door and the failure to find the slope, which will affect the drainage.

The same is to find the slope with the drain as the low point and the outlet as the high point. Note: the slope ratio should not be too gentle. Too gentle will affect the drainage effect. Although the drainage is fast, the leveling effect of the ground is not good visually. The standard ratio is still 1: 0.05 ~ 0. 1. ......

The slope of the toilet floor should be 2 cm to 5 cm lower than the indoor floor. The floor is 2%-3% higher than the floor drain, which is conducive to the discharge of sewage as soon as possible. Start from the entrance of the bathroom and around the bathroom to find the slope height, and slowly tilt to the floor drain with a slope of 1%, so that the bathroom will not accumulate water.