Think about it. If the tiles are wet, then you are going to have more grip if it is rough then when it's smooth so you won't slip and break something as easily.
smooth:- surface of the mirror , floor of the room when polished , surface of wet soaps,glazed tiles & surface of a oily pot . rough :- soles of shoes , surface of a ply board , unpainted wall, surface of a brick & surface of tyres .
Well it is hard to explain but i will give it a try. It actually depends on what type of ball your talking about. Baseball, Basketball, Waffle balls, etc you looking at a bouncy ball its actually because of the rubber used when you bounce the ball hard do you here that slamming sound? That is the sound of the tiles and the ball meeting and since the tiles are a hard smooth surface rubber works well on it so that's how i think of it.
wet surfaces like tiles have the least amount oof friction
because all the large tiles were used in the kitchen
ceramic tiles feel colder because it kind of takes the warmth from you but the carpet doesn't as it can 'store' heat whereas the tiles can't
smooth:- surface of the mirror , floor of the room when polished , surface of wet soaps,glazed tiles & surface of a oily pot . rough :- soles of shoes , surface of a ply board , unpainted wall, surface of a brick & surface of tyres .
I dont think anyones too sure. Lets race them!
Linoleum must be on a firm flat surface. It is recommended that the tile be removed.
Because they are smooth
there is a special cleaner at lowes in the cleaner isle.
Might try to rough up the surface with a power sander & emory cloth but a primer wont do much good, wouldn't waste my time or $$
Pool tiles have a harder surface. They can tolerate being in constant contact with water and harsh pool chemicals
The method of application is an important factor. The location of the tiles is also an important consideration. Smooth tiles should not be placed in areas where the floor can get wet because it can cause an accident. Another consideration to be made is where the tiles will require a lot of maintenance.
no the tiles have too smooth of a finish and other tile will not stick to them need to remove old tiles and then lay new
You are likely thinking of the High-temperature reusable surface insulation (HRSI) tiles. These are part of the larger thermal protection system (TPS) which also includes the Low-temperature Reusable Surface Insulation (LRSI) tiles, Toughened unipiece fibrous insulation (TUFI) tiles as well as the Felt reusable surface insulation (FRSI) blankets and Flexible Insulation Blankets (FIB).
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Well it is hard to explain but i will give it a try. It actually depends on what type of ball your talking about. Baseball, Basketball, Waffle balls, etc you looking at a bouncy ball its actually because of the rubber used when you bounce the ball hard do you here that slamming sound? That is the sound of the tiles and the ball meeting and since the tiles are a hard smooth surface rubber works well on it so that's how i think of it.