What are the recommended decoration effects of lintel materials?

The threshold is a stone threshold-a stone slab that solves the height difference between inside and outside, solves the transition between two materials, blocks water and plays an aesthetic role. Due to different material practices in different rooms and different floor thicknesses, the height difference is caused, and some materials are not easy to "collect".

For example, the indoor floor of the living room or walkway is paved with a reinforced floor with a thickness of about 12~ 15 (8 thick floors and 5 thick mats), while the bathroom floor is paved with cement mortar thickness+tile thickness+ground running water slope thickness (the correct slope finding method is detailed in another article).

Each lintel should not be laid in two equal parts, that is, there is a separate middle seam in the middle of the room. It's better for a gem to be a complete piece.

If the stone width cannot be limited to a whole piece, it is better to divide it into three pieces, that is, divide it into two halves first, and then divide the remaining half into two halves. When paving, two small pieces are on both sides and half large pieces are in the middle.

If it can't be a whole piece, it must be divided into two halves, so don't spread it in two halves separately, but two pieces must be spread in unequal parts and staggered joints.