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Anonymous users2024-01-23The walls of the bathroom are all made of standing bricks, which is completely sufficient.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It is recommended to use light block masonry, the mortar should be full, and a layer of reinforced steel wire mesh can be added when plastering. Another point is to find an experienced master or decoration company to do it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Now there is no need to build a brick wall, and explosion-proof glass can be used for isolation.
It depends on the load-bearing capacity of your wall, but in general, it is not recommended to install a hanging washbasin on a red brick wall.
Yes, yes, but I think the heating is hot enough now that it doesn't need to be added. Time-consuming, trouble-consuming, and costly. >>>More
This seems to be completely undone, how much sense does it make to install it when you touch it, and then do more waterproof after scraping the putty on the finish, plastic things are best not to put the ceiling, there is heat in winter and it is easy to deform, easy to have bath bombs and break down in a few months, if you really want to look better, directly paste the ceiling on the wall tiles, we have pasted a lot of homes here, and we have not seen it fall off for more than ten years. It's just that if you go back to Nantian, there will be water droplets.
It depends on whether the wall is load-bearing, if not, it can be opened.
This is good, but the washing (face) basin is also made of ceramic cabinets and basins, which is not only trouble-free (not used as a countertop), but also easy to take care of.