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Anonymous users2024-01-23First of all, you have to look at what is underneath, if it is a foundation, you need to use concrete or mortar as a screed, then do waterproofing, and then use fine stone concrete or mortar as a protective layer, and then paste tiles. The wall needs to be waterproofed after plastering.
If it is a concrete floor, then the board surface will be treated, if it is very smooth, directly brush the base treatment agent and then do waterproofing, do a protective layer, if the board surface is uneven, then you need to treat or do a leveling layer.
The anti-water material is very afraid of sharp and hard things, so it must be dealt with, and R should be done in the yin corner, that is, to wipe an arc, place the waterproof material to expand and contract, and the stress concentration will make it crack.
Generally, it will be 1.8 meters, close to the wall on the side of the shower head. Other walls can be 1 meter to fight. Because the tiles themselves are waterproof. >>>More
The concrete pouring height exceeds 150mm in order to make a concrete waterstop, because the concrete is a material self-waterproofing, so the excess part can be used as the bottom waterproof component of the bathroom.
Waterproofing should be brushed with waterproof paint first. >>>More
Waterproofing is a key point that cannot be ignored in decoration. The following is the waterproof construction process of the toilet in the blank room. >>>More
Don't listen to the flickering of the decoration team, from practical experience, the bathing area should be at least more than one person high