First, specialists prepare the surface: level, clean, prime, remove chips and similar nuances. Then they start marking the surfaces. Then the adhesive is prepared and the work begins.

It should be understood that the wall and floor tiles are laid in the direction from the center to the edges, so that the appearance of the bathroom was harmonious. When laying from wall to wall, in 95% of cases there are leftover pieces of small width at the edge. This placement is acceptable if they are larger than half the size of the solid plate. If the size of your room can accommodate all the elements without trimming, you can start from the adjacent wall. In some other cases, use the rule that allows you to make the finishing of the highest quality. To do this, arrange the tiles in a row, remove the last and begin laying so that the center of the tiles went through the center of the wall or floor. In order to do this, the masters pre-mark the room.

Some people wonder why tiles are laid from the second row. The answer to this question is that the initial strip is started from the second row, when the floor has a curvature. Do so in order to comply with the ideal horizontality of masonry in each subsequent layer, starting from the floor to the ceiling. A slight difference in the floor will lead to a gradual displacement of the elements, and the rows will turn out skewed. Therefore, it makes sense to place a horizontal stop at the bottom and use it to make an even placement. When the installation starts from the wall, there is less chance of scratching the floor during the work, even if it is covered with polyethylene.