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Anonymous users2024-01-23No, but most of the dining environment for other guests is not allowed, and some people who don't like animals will not even be able to eat when they see small animals...
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Do you think it's civilized to take a dog in a public place?
floor tiles, wall porcelain tiles to the top. There is a fume hood, a smoke exhaust pipe, and a fume purifier. Raw and cooked partitions. There are sterilization cabinets. Anti-rodent and anti-fly facilities. That's basically it. If there are cold dishes, there should be a special cold food room. >>>More
In the "Technical Regulations for Indoor Waterproofing Engineering in Buildings" CECS 196-2006, "the walls of toilets and kitchens should be flooded with cast-in-place concrete that is more than 150mm above the floor of the building".
Whether the bathroom should be heated or not has nothing to do with national regulations.
If it is your home that leaks downstairs and affects the lives of others, it is your responsibility. The law does not stipulate that it will be reopened to do waterproofing, if your waterproofing can be done without turning over, it is OK to ensure that it does not affect others. Try to negotiate with the downstairs, or you will sue the court as soon as possible to make a waterproof, and you will suffer a loss.
The bathroom waterproofing also had to be redone, because the water flowed into the corner of the living room.