The waterproofing of the bathroom is done without leakage, and it is normal for the water level to d

Updated on Bathroom 2024-03-12
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    After 18 hours of water testing, the water level drops by 2mm, which indicates that the waterproof is not done well and there is a leakage. The purpose of doing the "water test experiment" for 48 hours is to test whether the waterproofing is done well: if there is a decrease in water, it is not done well; If not, it means that the waterproofing is in place.

    The reason for the appearance after 18 hours is generally that the waterproof layer is not completely bonded to the base surface, and there is a gap between the waterproof layer and the base surface after a long time of water soaking.

    Leibangshi - home waterproofing expert.

  2. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    The waterproof layer itself will absorb moisture, volatilization, etc., the key is to see if there is leakage downstairs! Provide free professional technical consultation for concrete waterproof leakage repair, and avoid the trouble of repairing today, leaking tomorrow, repairing every year, and leaking every year!

  3. Anonymous users2024-01-21

    Take a look at the ceiling on the next floor.

    One of the drops in the water level is normal evaporation, and the other is that there is a possible error, two millimeters, maybe it was a reading when you first looked at it, and now it may be another reading if you change it in a different place and change it from a different angle.

    To measure whether the water leaks or not, the main thing is to look at the ceiling on the next floor! Even if there is a water leak, it can be seen in 18 hours!

  4. Anonymous users2024-01-20

    Abstract Hello, the water level drops by 2mm after 72 hours of water testing is a normal loss range, indicating that there is no problem with waterproofing, and if it is ventilated or in the hot summer, it can prove the reliability of waterproofing!

    The purpose of doing the "water test experiment" for 72 hours is to test whether the waterproofing is done well.

    The waterproofing of the bathroom is done without leakage, and the water level drops by 2mm for 72 hours, is it normal (urgent).

    Hello, the water level drops by 2mm after 72 hours of water testing is a normal loss range, indicating that there is no problem with waterproofing, and if it is ventilated or in the hot summer, it can prove the reliability of waterproofing! The purpose of doing the "water test experiment" for 72 hours is to test whether the waterproofing is done well.

    Because I couldn't see whether there was a water leak downstairs, after 72 hours of closed water test, I found that the water level had dropped by about 2mm, and I don't know if it was normal loss, so I wanted to ask the expert's opinion.

    It's the weather lately.

    2mm is normal loss, the general waterproof test is 48 hours, you have 72 hours, indicating that there is no problem with waterproof construction.

    Is the longer the closed water test, the better?

    No, it's too long to be accurately assessed.

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