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This issue is very similar to a leak from the owner that we are dealing with, and I wonder if it was from the same person. Ha ha.

Let's start with the picture:

This is the balcony sealed by the owner, just renovated, before moving in, I found that it was raining and flowing under the window frame, and the indoor wall against the balcony began to yellow. The owner asked us to glue and close the closed window frame, which can only play a partial role, we glued the junction of the window frame and the exterior wall, the gap between the front and rear tiles, and did the treatment, after a period of time, there is still water coming in.

We changed our thinking, the balcony has tiles, and it is basically not afraid of rain. However, if the balcony floor is not waterproofed, it will leak down, and if the junction between the balcony and the interior is waterproofed, it will not seep into the room horizontally. So, as long as the balcony is waterproofed, it doesn't matter if it rains in a little bit of rain.

The owner listened to the advice, re-waterproofed the ground, and the problem was solved.

I hope it can help you, ask for adoption, ask for praise, ask for attention.

In the past, my old house was like this, and then it was good to put glass glue on the water seepage.

Squeezing some glass glue may just do.

Building materials market, plugging the king, ten yuan to solve the matter. Hold on.

You call the window installer to put some glass glue on it, which should be the reason why the glue is not good.