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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is no way. Only the floor tiles were stripped and redone for waterproofing.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The problem you said is mainly to look at when there is a leak if on the wall around the basement of the bathroom, you can inject a few needles with a special injection solution, you can see.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Want to see where the water is leaking? It is good to run away from scratch and do waterproofing, there is no need to run away in a large area.
If the whole bathroom is not waterproof before the paving, it is recommended to disassemble and redo it is safer, because once the leakage is leaked downstairs or the partition wall of your own house will be more troublesome, if you just want to do another layer on the tile, there is that kind of film-forming water can be brushed on it, which can block the gaps of the tiles and achieve the waterproof effect, but this is not very long.
It is basically impossible to do bricks that have been plugged into the partition.
First, choose tiles with low water absorption, generally speaking, high-quality tiles have very low water absorption, so that they can dry quickly. If the tile does not indicate the water absorption, you can use tea or water droplets on the back of the tile, and check the diffusion degree of the water droplets after a few minutes. Tiles with high water absorption rate will be cracked on the surface of the tiles and peeling off the entire wall and floor tiles after thermal expansion and contraction. >>>More
Do waterproofing needs to be done on the surface of the water, dig excellent permeability crystalline waterproofing, you can do it yourself on the cement surface with a super permeable waterproof guard (if there are cracks and potholes on the cement surface, fill the complete with metin porcelain glue and then do waterproofing). >>>More
The joints of the floor tiles should be of the same thickness and should be aligned with the joints of the wall tiles. >>>More