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Anonymous users2024-01-23Such an installation lamp is generally pushed flat on time to stop when the seam is just closed When you tie it down, it should also be pushed horizontally Push in the opposite direction As for which side is the opposite direction, you need to try it on both sides Light force If the installation has been for a long time It will be wet for a long time in the bathroom It may rust and not be good You can use a small hammer to wrap a soft cloth so as not to knock out scratches Gently knock it horizontally on both sides Let it loosen Which side can be knocked out by force Satisfied, please adopt.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Find a suction cup and pull it down.
Aluminum gusset integrated toilet op bathroom.
First understand the installation structure of the integrated ceiling. The main bone is fixed on the roof, and the auxiliary keel is connected at the bottom, and the lamp and hanging plate are stuck on the auxiliary keel. >>>More
The panel of this lamp is integrated, and its relationship with the ceiling is as you said, it is "embedded", that is, it is clamped by friction, without screws and glue. >>>More
The ceiling of the bathroom is generally an aluminum gusset ceiling, and there are two ways to disassemble it, one is to use a suction cup to suck, and the other is to pry with a knife, as follows: >>>More
The method of disassembling the bathroom faucet is as follows: >>>More
You can chisel along the side seam of the tile with a cone or chisel and then pour water on it, the next day you will find that the tile is a little loose, and then pry it off, I used to do this, of course, you can also find a cement worker, about 200 fast on it.