Living upstairs, I want to get a bathroom, the wall is a composite tile, how can the ground be water

The problem must have been caused by the upstairs. Experience has judged that it is not only the waterproofing problem, but also the leakage of the pipe or the installation of the urinal as well. Find an expert to diagnose the cause of the disease, and then treat the symptoms.

This is not necessarily, it may be that there is a problem with the water supply pipe in the bathroom wall, because most of the bathroom water supply pipes are now from the wall, which is called a hidden pipe. If there is a problem with the water supply pipe in the wall, then it must be leaking from the wall, because the wall is not waterproof, and the waterproofing of the wall is only done from the ground 15cm high. Anything higher than 15cm is not done. >>>More

You can make a hollow partition of about 90 for the shower room (relatively simple but economical and practical) to put the toilet inside, choose a column basin of about 60 or hanging is a hanging basin to put the dry area, a mirror above the face plate, put a simple towel rack, and a shelf, or can. But there is a bit of a problem: there will be water splashing on the toilet when showering, and the toilet will be washed by the way after taking a shower, and pay more attention to the ventilation of the bathroom.

Finding upstairs to negotiate --- finding property coordination can generally solve the problem. >>>More

Looking for a property, if the property is determined to be the responsibility of the upstairs, you can't deny it, but after all, the upstairs and downstairs neighbors, don't be too stiff, look up and don't look down. If you cause the loss of water leakage on the roof of your house, you can reasonably ask for compensation upstairs, which is a must, if the upstairs refuses, it can only mean that the person is bad, and then enforce it in a helpless way.