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Anonymous users2024-01-23The bathroom ceiling you said should have a dry and wet separation area, I personally suggest that it can be divided into regions, but the height of the ceiling should be consistent, because the area of the bathroom is very small, and the ceiling will look very messy if there is a height difference.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The middle is separated by a sliding door, leaving an eight-centimeter groove at the top, divided into left and right. Don't hang the ceiling.
Normally, a staircase cannot be divided into two sections, and the wood of the root is more sturdy and installed. The place where the bend is turned is two-parted.
If the ground is damaged, it can be separated by a glass partition, so that it can be divided into two rooms, but if the drainage needs to be changed, the ground must be destroyed, otherwise the construction cannot be completed.
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Two schemes: one scheme, which should be a dry and wet partition floor drain. The second plan should be one for ground drainage, and the other for washbasin drainage.
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