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Anonymous users2024-01-24In terms of safety, as long as you are careful not to be touched by hard objects, you will be fine. Don't make bricks. Generally around 350.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is no need to make bricks on the top and bottom, and the price of glass depends on how thick the glass you make.
Using acrylic in the bathroom? That's fooling you, the defect of acrylic, the second floor said that I won't talk about it. >>>More
1. Locker in irregular space: an area of about 6 square Features: In the irregular space, the use of good combination of wall-attached split cabinets, so that it is completely customized according to the space, and closely integrated with the space, because it is each into a unit cabinet, so even if it is placed in other rooms or to be relocated, it can still be reassembled and arranged. >>>More
If you make it at home, you can solve it like this: the bottom of the cloakrobe is about 120 high and the skirting part is embedded with perlite or other moisture-proof agent, and the ground is waterproofed, which is very convenient, and when the back wall of the cloakroom is installed against the wall, the wall is waterproofed, and it is installed 50 from the wall, and perlite or other moisture-proof agent is inlaid with it!
If you are looking for cost-effectiveness, I advise you to make a wardrobe, a cloakroom, a partition wall or a semi-partition. The cost is definitely large. If you don't do it, it's ugly to just use the wardrobe. As for the dust, it's all the same.
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There won't be a problem! >>>More