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Anonymous users2024-01-24According to Jingguang Huayi's many years of design experience, this is not the reason for waterproofing in this unusual situation, it may be the quality of the brick, or it may be the cement mortar problem, usually the brick needs to be shoveled and then replaced! Good luck!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Generally, it will not change color, unless the quality itself is too poor...
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Anonymous users2024-01-22What kind of bricks are you using, which you shouldn't say? If it's darker, it's probably caused by water on top of the waterproofing, but it really shouldn't, I suspect it's brick.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Depending on what wall tiles you use, don't be too bad, the general will return to normal.
No, it won't take long for the waterproof to fall off. There is usually no such way.
It should be filled evenly, otherwise the waterproof layer will be damaged.
Pick up a brick, clear the waterproof layer, drill again, and then waterproof treatment after pipe installation.
The overall time is to do it twice for more than 48 hours, and at least 24 hours for a single time. Your 10 hours is not right. It's not that it doesn't leak, and the meaning of more than 24 hours is to ensure that you don't leak water for a long time, otherwise you don't start to leak and leak if you live in, isn't it looking for trouble. >>>More
Bricks, too troublesome and unstable, with glass partitions, the process is simple and easy to operate, and the glass can be used to make the kind of blurry glass that cannot be seen clearly.