Is it possible to stick tiles on the outer wall of high-rise residential quarters? Is there such a rule?

The state does not explicitly stipulate that tiles are not allowed on the external walls of high-rise buildings. The Code for Construction and Acceptance of Decoration and Decoration of Building Engineering clearly states that "this article is applicable to the quality acceptance of external wall tile projects with the height not exceeding 100m and the seismic fortification intensity not exceeding 8 degrees, which are constructed by full-bonding method". Because in the case of high temperature, humidity and wind and rain, tiles are easy to fall off, which is harmful to people below the floor. Therefore, local codes or strong rules in most parts of the country clearly regulate high-rise buildings and restrict or prohibit the use of exterior wall tiles. For example:

1, Jiangsu, it is clear that the use of ceramic tiles is restricted for external walls with 8 floors or more than 24 meters. If it is adopted, it needs to be reviewed and approved by special scheme experts;

2. In Yunnan, the Notice of the Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of Yunnan Province on Strengthening the Technical Management of Building Exterior Wall Tiles stipulates that tiles over 50 meters are not allowed to be used.

The specific content is mainly based on local policies. I hope the above content is helpful to you.