There are various methods for floor decoration, including the following:
I-shaped spelling: This is a common way of laying flooring, where adjacent floors are aligned with the centerline to form an "I-shaped" pattern. It is easy to construct and has a loss rate of 3% -5%.
Step by step high spelling: also known as 369 spelling, place the joint between the short sides of two floors at one-third of the other two floors to form a stepped shape, symbolizing "step by step high rise", simple construction, and low loss.
Herringbone spelling: Collage two floors in the shape of the character "person" to enhance the three-dimensional sense of the space, but the installation is difficult and the loss is high.
Fishbone spelling: It is necessary to cut off a 45 ° or 60 ° triangle on each side of the floor, and then lay it neatly and orderly. This laying method is unique and advanced, but it requires significant wear and tear.
Spelling of the character 'Tian': Four square floorboards are pieced together to form a large square, presenting the effect of the character 'Tian' and having a strong sense of fun.
Huizi spelling: Composed of two different specifications of flooring, it can transform into various Huizi shapes, with diverse styles but complicated processes.
28/8 staggered method: slightly different from the spelling of Chinese characters, with simple construction.
Sanqi staggered method: the paving method closest to the golden ratio, with simple construction.
Double row laying method: using a double or three row laying method, with a weaving feel.
Mixed tiling method: Combining hexagonal tiles with solid wood flooring, commonly used at the junction of entrances and bathrooms, with exquisite effects but complex craftsmanship.
These methods have their own characteristics, and suitable tiling methods can be selected according to individual decoration styles and spatial needs.