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Anonymous users2024-01-23After the geothermal pipe is laid and tested for pressure, it needs to be covered with fine debris such as ceramsite, and then plastered for protection, and then made a waterproof layer. Otherwise, there will be greater hidden dangers.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22In general, for toilets that need to be heated by geothermal heat, we recommend following the following steps to carry out waterproof construction.
The backfill pit in the bathroom is waterproofed first.
Do a closed water test in the backfill pit, and then backfill leveling.
After leveling, the ground is waterproofed again, and then a closed water test is done.
Install electric or plumbing pipes.
Finally, cover the floor heating with cement mortar and level it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Waterproofing is really hot underneath.
Make a waterproof mortar on the surface layer, or brush a layer of acrylic (a new waterproof material, similar to paint, with a good waterproof effect) on top of the normal work.
Do it after laying the floor heat, because after the floor heat is laid, the water pipes should be sealed with cement, of course, including the water pipes that seal the bathroom floor. >>>More
If it is central heating, of course, it is necessary to pave, if it is a wall-hung stove or electric floor heating, it is not necessary, the indoor heat goes into some, and you will not feel cold when you wash your hands in the bathroom. >>>More
Now there is a kind of waterproofing agent brushed on the surface of the tile, a treasure has to be sold, you can go to see it, it should be OK, it should not be so good to do on the wall of the room, but the budget is enough to do it, and then buy the kind of waterproofing agent that brushes on the surface of the tile, two-pronged, it should be okay.
The geothermal pipes are leveled with cement and sand, and they can be brushed with silicone waterproof paint at one time - all kinds of waterproof materials can be operated normally, and there is no need to taboo the underfloor heating pipes!