Large and Medium-sized Cities Increasingly Banning the Use of External Wall Tiles and Ceramic Tiles

Large and medium cities are increasingly banning the use of external wall tiles and ceramic tiles. Let us follow Magic Stone to review the domestic policies that prohibit the use of external wall tiles and ceramic tiles.

Shanghai: Design and construction drawings compiled after January 1, 2000 and construction projects started on April 1, 2000 should promote the application of architectural exterior wall coatings, and restrict the design and use of exterior wall tiles and prohibit the design and use of mosaics Porcelain veneer materials for external walls, except for the veneer materials for the ground floor or the outer wall of the podium.

Quanzhou, Fujian: Starting from September 1, 2000, energy-consuming and unsafe ceramic tiles and mosaics are restricted for exterior wall decoration, and promote the application of architectural coatings.

Chongqing: From October 1, 2006, the external wall tiles is prohibited on the external walls of buildings with pedestrians or crowds of buildings above 20 floors or above 60m in height (except for the exterior wall facing materials of the ground floor or podium).

Dalian: It is forbidden to use facing bricks and ceramic tiles on the external walls of high-rise buildings.

Liaoning: From July 1, 2000, mosaic veneers on external walls is prohibited. Except for the ground floor or podium, the design and use of wall tiles are restricted. Projects that require external wall veneer tiles and marble hanging must be reported to the Municipal Construction Commission for review and regular safety inspections should be conducted. Promote the application of exterior wall coatings with excellent performance and environmental protection.

Anhui: Starting from January 1, 2003, all types of residential, industrial, public, and rural construction projects that are newly built, rebuilt, or expanded shall be given priority to promote the application of architectural exterior wall coatings, and restrict the design and use of exterior wall tiles , It is forbidden to use porcelain veneers for exterior walls such as Masek (except for exterior wall veneers on the ground floor or podium).

Jiangsu: The use of Masek is forbidden for exterior wall finishes of buildings, and the use of ceramic tiles on exterior walls of residential buildings is restricted.

Tongren, Guizhou: From June 1, 2008, all new, rebuilt, under-construction and development construction projects within the urban planning area of Tongren City, the use of facing bricks on the exterior walls of the building is prohibited, and the exterior wall decoration of the building projects will be uniform Change to wall paint and exterior wall decoration materials.

Xi'an: Since September 1, 2011, various new, rebuilt, and expanded civil construction projects will refer to the National Building Standard Atlas "External Wall Thermal Insulation Building Structure" (10J121), where the external walls of the buildings are thinly wiped For gray external thermal insulation systems, it is prohibited to design and use porcelain tiles for exterior wall decoration, except for buildings with 3 floors or less (including 3 floors) or podiums.