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Anonymous users2024-01-23No. The waterproof layer of the bathroom must be made above the cement floor and below the tiles. In fact, the waterproof layer is a layer of ointment, impermeable layer, and the waterproof layer itself is not strong and can be easily damaged.
So there must be a protective layer on it, and tiles play this role. Some roofs are covered with a waterproof layer and sprinkled with a layer of sand for protection.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The bathroom waterproof and waterproof test generally needs to be done twice, the first time is done after the completion of the waterproof layer, which is to test the effect of the waterproof layer. If there is no water leakage within 24 hours, it will pass the acceptance. Proceed to the next process.
After pasting the surface layer bricks, it is necessary to do a water avoidance test again to check whether there is any damage to the waterproofing in the process of laying the bricks. After laying porcelain, it is generally not waterproof.
Only some gluing can be applied to the surface of the tile - it is not durable and needs to be repainted depending on the situation.
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Generally, the bathroom is paved with wall tiles and then floor tiles, and it seems that you should have all the bricks paved. If the water pipe is from the ground, then it must not be changed, otherwise it will have to be re-waterproofed, which is very annoying. However, the water is generally the top surface and the wall, and it can be changed, and it may be necessary to go to the open water. >>>More