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Anonymous users2024-01-23Tastes have changed. He's sincere, right? Why did I know that I didn't pay him after posting.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, the area itself is not the same, there will definitely be a surplus, not enough.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It will have an impact, first of all, your vision is different. Second, the sense of space is also different. Thirdly, you will have some bricks leftover, but there are not enough bricks on the other side, resulting in a certain amount of waste and economic losses.
You can use floor tiles on the wall, or you can use glazed tiles; The hardness of floor tiles is slightly higher than that of glazed tiles, and their cost is slightly higher.
Some are calculated according to working hours, some are calculated according to area, and I have heard that the calculation of working hours is generally 200-300 a day.
There was a box in the bathroom, which was specially used for grounding wires, which may have also been sealed with cement by the construction crews. The state stipulates that all metal parts in the bathroom should be connected to this box with grounding wires. This box has a lot of grounding terminals inside, which are specially used for sanitation indirectly. >>>More
The walls of the kitchen and bathroom are tiled and re-built, and the walls are suitable for hollow bricks. Especially in high-rise buildings, hollow bricks are used to reduce load-bearing. Adopt a wall of 12 will do.
Not a hassle, but there are a few details to be aware of. >>>More