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Anonymous users2024-01-23The simple, straightforward and most effective way is to bring in the toilet, clean the gaps around the sewer pipe, and seal it with a plugger. Then replace or add a rubber ring seal between the toilet outlet and the sewer opening.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Re-do, there is no other way, since the dripping water means that the internal water pressure of the wall is too large, the water absorption saturation state, will be pressed into other walls, will damage the other top surface downstairs, it is recommended to repair it as soon as possible, otherwise it will bring you greater losses.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Re-do the waterproof layer, it should be a problem when applying the waterproof layer!
This is the problem of the gap between the wall and the ground, no matter how good the waterproof is for a long time, there will always be water leakage, it is recommended to use glass glue to slip through the joints between the wall and the ground (the bathroom is mainly white with porcelain white glass glue, and the others are transparent).
If the waterproofing cannot be done on the surface, it must be knocked out and redone, and it should be done once under the caisson, and then done again after filling it in just in case.
The toilet is in the bathroom and can be used anywhere.
The solution is to find the developer to take the drawings of the hydropower direction, and then abandon the section of the estimated leakage, re-lay the pipeline, and lay the new one as long as possible to avoid the leakage point (note: be sure to read the drawings before smashing the wall, and don't throw money to break other lines). >>>More
The use of paint waterproofing, ordinary residential bathroom space is narrow, and there are pipelines through the floor slab, etc., so the commonly used paint waterproof and rarely use membrane waterproofing. The two kinds of waterproof coatings for toilets are generally used as waterproof materials today, while asphalt-based waterproof coatings are basically not used. Here are two coatings commonly used for waterproofing in the bathroom. >>>More