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Anonymous users2024-01-23According to the width of your water retaining strip, first squeeze the glass glue (waterproof type) on a clean ground or wall, press the waterproof strip on it, and wipe the glass glue extruded by the water retaining strip with your fingers after dipping it in some water, form a sealed state, and dry it, so that according to the frequency of your home bathroom, you have to re-glue it every two years or so.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I haven't heard of it, and this is two different concepts from water leakage, and the statement is not valid.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Without cement, it generally does not leak if it is well glued, and it is easy to use it carefully to make up the stick.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20If the tiles are not paved, you can put the water retaining strip on the ground with cement like the tile, and if the tile has been paved, you can only use glass glue to glue on the tile.
Marble is generally better for the water retaining strip in the shower room. >>>More
The installation of the water retaining line of the shower room, after adjusting the size, can be glued with glass glue, but both sides of the water retaining line are all the places that are in contact with the wall or the ground must be beaten with glass glue, and there can be no gaps, and after the glass glue is laid, it can not be moved, it must be protected, and it can be used after 24 hours.
This thing is available online.
It's normal to spread a water-absorbing mat at the door, look.
To prevent water from flowing everywhere, in fact, it is okay not to bury it, use glass glue to hit the stone strips, and then stick it to the floor tiles, but it is not very good-looking.