A level bar helps to accurately set the thickness of the horizontal seam

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Using a level, draw a horizontal line on the border of the second row - a tape measure will help to accurately determine its height. This line is drawn with a dye thread. Then you can nail a metal profile PNP 27 * 28 along it, which will help to accurately set the first row, or more precisely, the second. Then it is removed and the gap is filled.


The seams between the rows need to be checked using a spacer, which can be any flat strip of the required thickness. We use it only for horizontal seams, and the gap between vertical ones will not have any significance, in fact.

Step 2 – diluting the glue and applying it.

Mix the purchased glue with water according to belize mobile database instructions on the package. If you bought a ready-made version, you can start working right away. It is applied to the wall as shown in the photo above. Use a comb with a tooth of 2-4 mm for this, having previously spread it on the wall in a thin layer with an ordinary spatula. It is worth going over a surface area of ​​no more than 1 square meter at a time, since the elements are small and you may not have time to glue them, and the surface of the glue will become weathered, and the quality of the adhesion will suffer.

Dilution of glue and its application

Step 3 – cutting the tiles and gluing them.

Then it's a matter of technique - we glue the tiles one by one, pressing them tightly to the wall. There is no need to remove the squeezed out excess glue, we will need it later. The tiles are laid row by row, as is done with real brick. Between the rows we make an offset of ½ the width of the tile. The material is cut very simply - we mark it precisely with a square, and divide it into parts with scissors. For greater authenticity, you can not use a square - let it feel like the edge is uneven.

Cutting tiles