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How to calculate the loss rate of floor tiles
1. Rough calculation method: room area ÷ area of each floor tile × (1 10%) = number of bricks used (where 10% refers to increased loss).

2. Accurate calculation method: (room length/brick length) × (room width/brick width) = number of bricks used.

3 Common methods: number of tiles = laying area of walls and tiles in the room/[(block length and mortar joint width) × (mortar joint width) ]×( 1 loss rate)

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dimensional deviation

The dimensions of ceramic tile include side length (length and width), side straightness, right angle and surface flatness. Dimensional deviation refers to the allowable deviation between the average value of these dimensions and the working size.

1. Side length is the length, width and size index of ceramic tile.

2. Edge flatness is the deviation between the edge center and the straight line reflected in the brick plane.

3. Right angle refers to the verticality of the four corners of the tile (put one corner of the tile next to the right angle corrected by the standard board and measure its deviation from the standard right angle).

4. Edge Curvature-The linear distance between the center of an edge of a brick and the two corners of the edge.

5. Surface flatness is measured by three points on the surface of ceramic tile.

References:

Tiles-Baidu Encyclopedia