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Anonymous users2024-01-23When taking a shower in the bathroom, the floor will be very wet, so in order to prevent water leakage downstairs, it is necessary to make it waterproof. The other rooms generally do not have water accumulation for a long time.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Of course, the bathroom should be waterproof for long-term soaking
Because the bathroom and kitchen area are small and there are many pipes, if the waterproof membrane is not easy to cut and paste, and there will be a pungent smell, it is not environmentally friendly to use indoors, so there are fewer SBS membranes used now. As for the use of waterproof coatings, it is because waterproof coatings are relatively simple, and have good flexibility, and are also environmentally friendly, so they are more and more widely used, but because the strength of waterproof coatings is limited, it is recommended to make a protective layer of mortar waterproofing agent after brushing waterproof coatings, so that a good waterproof effect can be achieved.
After waterproofing, why does the bathroom still leak? Toilet leakage and stagnant water.
If there is no wall, then the partition wall is required, and the partition wall is based on the position of the beam. If you don't know how to ask the designer to design for you, put your requirements, how many rooms you need, and other functional requirements are clear, I hope it will help you, if you are satisfied, please adopt.
First, the developer made it waterproof, but it was very watery. >>>More
There are two kinds of waterproofing, the blue wall is rigid waterproof, which will penetrate into the wall after painting, and the hardness is high, which can prevent the tiles from falling down; The green ground is flexible and waterproof, forming a soft film after brushing, with great elasticity, and the ground is not easy to leak after painting.