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If it is waterproof, it will be guaranteed for five years, if not, it will not be counted in the amount, so the decoration must be clearly read and communicated with the decoration company.
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The living room does not need to be waterproofed, and the normal situation is to do exterior roof waterproofing.
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As long as it has been waterproof, there is a warranty
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Under normal circumstances, the living room is not waterproof, and the exterior wall is waterproof.
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The state stipulates that the waterproof project is guaranteed for five years. If your living room is waterproof, it will also be warranted for five years.
These are all single decoration projects, do not belong to the waterproof project with special agreement, the waterproof project with special agreement is generally waterproof on the building structure itself, whether it is the exterior wall, or the roof, and the bathroom are waterproof on the building structure itself, as for the single decoration project has the waterproof requirements of each individual project.
When buying a house, it is said that the waterproof should be guaranteed for five years, especially the waterproof of the bathroom. But after handing over the house, the owner decorates it himself, and the property company will not take care of it, because you have renovated it and moved the roof and ground. However, it is best to do waterproofing again when decorating, just in case, to increase the waterproof function. >>>More
Roof waterproofing project, toilet waterproofing for 8 years is in line with the construction project quality management regulations, roof waterproofing project, waterproof requirements of toilets, rooms and external wall leakage, for 5 years. >>>More
Of course, you can, generally do another layer of waterproofing on it, and then close the water for 48 hours to see if there is leakage downstairs, and you can put tiles if there is no leakage.
Toilet waterproofing practices:
1. Ground treatment. >>>More