foto: YouTube/AWANK KURNIAWAN
Brilio.net - Ceramic floors are a favorite choice for many people because of their clean and aesthetic appearance. This material is also known to be strong, durable, and easy to maintain, so it is widely applied in various rooms of the house, from the living room to the kitchen.
However, despite being known for being sturdy, ceramic floors can still be damaged, especially if they are hit by heavy objects or hit hard. One of the problems that often arises is broken or cracked ceramics.
Not only does it make the appearance of the house unattractive, but it also increases the risk of injury, especially for children who are active. If broken ceramics are left for a long time, water vapor can seep in through the cracks.
Usually, the way to repair cracked or broken ceramic floors is done by patching it with cement or replacing the entire ceramic part. However, both of these methods require time, effort, and of course a lot of money.
For some people, permanent repairs like this may not be a priority, especially if the renovation budget is not yet available. As a temporary solution, there are easy and inexpensive ways to deal with broken ceramic floors.
How to patch broken ceramic floors with household waste.
patch floor without cement
YouTube/Creative Family
This trick can be an alternative for those who want to improve the appearance of the floor of the house without having to spend a lot of money. Reported from YouTube Creative Family, he simply uses used goods or household waste, broken ceramic floors can look neat and safe to use again.
One of the items that can be utilized is an old carpet that is no longer used. With a little creativity, this carpet can be used to cover the broken ceramic floor. The method is quite simple and can be done at home without the help of a professional.
patch floor without cement
YouTube/Creative Family
The first step to take is to measure the damaged floor area first. Make sure the measurements taken are correct, so that the covering material used can cover the damaged area to the maximum.
After that, choose a used carpet with an attractive motif and cut it according to the previously measured size. Choosing a motif that matches the interior design of the house will help maintain the beauty of the room.
patch floor without cement
YouTube/Creative Family
After the used carpet is cut, stick the carpet pieces onto the broken ceramic surface. To stick it, use clear duct tape so that the carpet does not easily shift or come off when stepped on. Make sure all parts of the carpet stick tightly to the floor surface so that the results are neat and remain safe when walked on.
This simple method not only makes the floor look neater, but also reduces the risk of accidents due to broken tiles. The floor surface covered by used carpet will be flat again, making it safer for anyone to walk on in the house.
patch floor without cement
YouTube/Creative Family
In addition, the use of patterned carpets can also beautify the appearance of the room. This patch actually provides a new, more interesting nuance.
Although this method is temporary, it is quite effective in dealing with the problem of broken ceramics without having to immediately do major renovations. Homeowners are still advised to make permanent repairs in the long term, such as replacing new ceramics or patching with cement.
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