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Anonymous users2024-01-23Under normal circumstances, the bathroom is not laid with geothermal lines, and if it is laid, it is likely to seep water outward.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The bathroom generally does not hold water outward, and if you hold water, it must be a cracked pipe.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21After the underfloor heating is back, there should be no water seeping out between the tiled bathrooms.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Before laying floor tiles, you need to do waterproofing.
Bathroom floor waterproof is not done, water leakage directly downstairs, if there is obvious leakage, you can check whether there are cracks, the solution can be waterproof from both sides, one from the bathroom to find the leakage point, dig up and reuse the K11 series of waterproof direct brushing, the second if there are cracks, and do not want to lift the bricks, you can block from downstairs, find the crack with high-pressure grouting plugging, the periphery with a water-stopping needle into the crack half deep, with high-pressure grouting machine grouting can be. >>>More
Not more than 10 cm, 5 cm is the most suitable.
Floor heating in the bathroom is more particular, because the bathroom is a place with water all year round, and its floor heating needs to be completed in a dry and waterproof environment. If you forget to install floor heating in the bathroom when decorating, you can install it. But how should it work? >>>More
No, small seams are paved and sewn with clean ash.
It is recommended that only the ground that has been done be removed, and then the ground can be redone after the waterproofing is done. Otherwise, if you only do waterproofing on the surface of the ground, it will cause a lot of trouble in the future use process.