TILED FLOOR BRICK: CAUSES AND HOW TO HANDLING?

Because the floor is not uniformly subsided after using time leading to cracked bricks.

– Due to the uneven temperature in the year, bricks expand, leading to mutual irritation and swelling when there is no free space. You may see this phenomenon in the summer when the temperature is high

– Due to unqualified construction process:

+ Masonry cement workers on the underside of the bricks are uneven. This leads to poor cement adhesion.

+ Mortar for screeding is too dry, so when watering oil lake on screeding mortar will absorb cement water.

+ In the process of construction, when pouring oil lake water on workers’ floor, it is not paved but leave a period of 20 minutes – 30 minutes. At this time, tiling down to that position, the cohesion between the mortar and bricks is no longer qualified, the cohesion with each other is only a temporary attachment. When put to use, the traveling on it makes the bricks easy to peel or break.

+ Bricklayers spacing between irregular bricks, or putting circuits too close together. Therefore, when the bricks expand, they will be pushed into each other. Over time, there may be cracking or breaking with a loud cry.