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Anonymous users2024-01-23Of course it belongs to the upstairs, and the upstairs needs to be responsible!
1. In the housing regulations, the pipes upstairs belong to the residents upstairs, and they are responsible for the damage.
2. You can consult the property management and ask the upstairs to repair and maintain the losses downstairs.
3. If there is a crack in the floor or the building that causes water leakage, it is the responsibility of the builder and the upstairs. There will be relevant infrastructure testing departments to conduct testing and issue certificates.
Other special cases: for example, if the upstairs pipes are exposed in the common area downstairs, you will be responsible for the damage!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22After a long time, the waterproof layer fails.
In fact, as long as it is used normally, there is not much attention to the problem. However, Carille cites two common questions: >>>More
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In order to better discharge the sewage of sanitary appliances, the total drainage flow should be determined according to the specifications of the sewage lifter when using the sewage lifter, and the accounting should be carried out to avoid the rise of the water level in the sanitary appliances caused by the lack of discharge, and even the occurrence of overflow. >>>More
If this problem is understood literally, whether there is water in the bathroom or not, it has nothing to do with whether the waterproof is bad or not, the key is to see whether the drainage is smooth. Regardless of whether it is waterproofed or not, if the amount of water is large, there will be stagnant water. Whether there is water leakage or not, you can only go downstairs to see if there is a water leak to make a judgment.
Generally, the smart toilet seats of big brands are safe and safe, they all have waterproof and leakage-proof functions, and the materials are also made of non-flammable materials, which is of course no problem.
After all, panel office furniture is an artificial plate, which is made of high-temperature gluing and compression, which has certain wear-resistant, fireproof and other functions, but must eliminate blisters, and dispose of them in time if water is sprinkled on the panel furniture.