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Anonymous users2024-01-24The uneven floor of the bathroom is not done well when doing the slope of the toilet drainage, resulting in the floor drain being higher than other places. Dealing with stagnant water:
1. The uneven ground can only be smashed off the tiles and re-paved and leveled. After that, do waterproofing 2, if you don't want to re-lay the floor tiles, you can only open the window for ventilation; Mop dry with a cotton mop and absorb moisture.
3.Generally, it will be much better to add a straw to the floor drain.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If there is no place to guide the flow of water, it is generally much better to add a straw to the floor drain.
From the new planing tile mat high level, afraid of damaging the waterproof, on the tile tile and afraid of not sticking. Can you directly apply tile glue on the tile and wipe the ground high, although it is not beautiful, as long as the effect can be achieved and does not damage the waterproof. Is that okay? >>>More
The two upstairs were right.
If you don't dismantle and rework now, what you can do is to make a small embankment on the ground of the shower area, such as the stone foundation under the shower room, etc., and the specific form of the embankment can be pondered by yourself, how to be beautiful and coordinated). >>>More
Smash the floor tiles, then dig a trench in the ground, install a section of PVC pipe to connect with the sewer, and the waterproofing is to be redone.
This situation cannot be completely solved – unless the floor tiles are resurfaced. The current measure is to glue a water baffle on the edge of the shower space so that the water does not flow unexpectedly. Control them to the drain!
Measure the floor area of the shower room, wipe it with cement and dry it completely, and then install the shower room.