"Seam finishing" is a method that seamlessly integrates furniture with walls. When ordering custom furniture, if you make this request in advance, the craftsman will seal the gap between the furniture and the wall during installation - this is called "seam finishing". There are generally three methods: using silicone sealant/gap filler directly, using wooden "finishing strips" combined with silicone sealant/gap filler, or plastering and painting. The benefit is preventing dust, objects, or insects from getting into gaps, making them difficult to remove or clean.
Many people mistakenly believe that false ceilings are purely decorative with no practical function. In fact, due to the frequent temperature and humidity changes in kitchens and bathrooms, concrete quality can be easily compromised and deteriorate. False ceilings help protect the building structure and water pipes, are more hygienic, and provide more even lighting throughout the space.
The walls of many old buildings typically have five layers: concrete/brick, cement sand plastering, tissue plaster, moisture-proof primer, base plaster, and latex paint. "Wall stripping" is the process of removing both the base plaster and latex paint layers. Except for new buildings and old buildings with solid base plaster on walls, this process is generally chosen. While more expensive, it provides better assurance for the durability of the new paint.
