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AR During the installation of synthetic resin tiles, a common problem encountered by many construction workers is the slanting of the main tiles. This issue primarily stems from two causes. This article will discuss these root causes and provide effective solutions.
## Problem 1: Misalignment at the Start
At the initial stage of installing resin tiles, not properly aligning the first tile can result in the entire roof’s tiles becoming slanted. To avoid this issue, we recommend using a string line tool. However, choosing the correct position for the string line is also crucial. Many people often fix the string line at the bottom edge of the tile, but this can lead to directional deviations. Instead, we suggest fixing the string line at the bottom edge of the second tile, which helps ensure proper alignment.
## Problem 2: Importance of Tile Shape Selection
Another cause of slanted resin tiles is the improper selection of tile shapes. Different tile shapes behave differently during installation; some tiles tend to lean forward when raised, while others can maintain a vertical position. For tiles that lean forward, it is necessary to frequently change the overlapping direction to ensure overall roof stability. Conversely, tiles that can stay straight can be continuously overlapped in one direction, reducing the complexity of the installation process.
## Conclusion
Correctly addressing these two issues is crucial in the installation of synthetic resin tiles. It ensures not only the aesthetics and durability of the roof but also extends its lifespan. Therefore, during construction, special attention should be paid to the alignment of the initial tiles and the selection of appropriate tile shapes to ensure the quality and stability of the entire resin tile roof. We hope these tips will assist you in your resin tile installation projects.
