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Anonymous users2024-01-23No, condensation in the water pipe in summer is caused by the high ambient temperature and the low temperature of the water pipe.
The water pipes inside the room are generally placed in cement, and the temperature is relatively constant, so there will be no condensation, and the interior of the room will not be damp.
If it is an open pipe, you can insulate the water pipe, and there will be no problem.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It will not be damp, and as long as the water pipe does not leak, it will not be damp
Don't want to spoil the tiles on the ground. It's not against the best option!
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If it is completely partitioned, there is no problem, but the sedimentation pool of your master bedroom bathroom is below the floor slab, which can be considered, and it is not necessary above the floor slab, and the waterproof is not easy to handle.
It's going to leak, and if your water leaks down there, either the waterproof layer underneath is broken, or the edge of the PVC pipe is seeping down, and if there's water on it, it's going to leak down.