What kinds of paving methods are there for ceramic tiles?

Vertical paving: this is the most commonly used and basic paving method, that is, tiles are continuously paved on the wall in horizontal or vertical form. This subsidy method has the advantages of less loss, quick laying and low cost, and is suitable for all families.

Oblique paving: Oblique paving means that tiles are laid at a 45-degree angle. Simply put, it is diagonal pasting. This method generally has a certain loss and high subsidy cost, which is suitable for families using antique bricks.

I-shaped paving: I-shaped paving is the splicing method of 1/2, that is, paving tiles into I-shaped, suitable for rectangular and square bricks, so that they will look good together.

Herringbone paving: Tiles are paved in herringbone, which is suitable for rectangular bricks, and the effect of local paving is very textured.

Fishbone spelling: Tiles are paved in fishbone shape, which is suitable for paving with parallelogram bricks. Generally, the effect is very advanced, but the cost is slightly higher.