The bathroom and kitchen should use an integrated ceiling, but how to wrap the pipes?

Wrap the pipe with a wooden core board first, and then cut off the buckle strings around the aluminum gusset, as long as the large surface, so that it can be easily bent, and then glued to the wooden core board with glass glue, and the corners of the wall are sealed with sealant for a long time! We all do that.

It is best to wrap it with a cement pressure plate (carpentry) and then use building glue to glue the wall bricks (bricklayer) on the outside, which takes up a small space, is strong and durable, and is easy to wipe No difference from the wall, it is not easy to do with aluminum gusset, it is not strong, and it is not easy to wipe If you have to use aluminum gusset, you can use structural adhesive to seal the edge.

You can seal it with cement bars, make it into the shape of a column, and then put on the wall tiles, and finally make the ceiling.

I didn't get it.

Does a suspended ceiling involve a drainage riser? These are two different parts. The main riser (bar) for drainage is partially treated by the wall and has nothing to do with the ceiling.

If your drainage riser is not treated, when the ceiling arrives here, it can only be inserted in a U-shape, and the gap behind the pipe is filled, and the appearance must be unreasonable. No one can handle this situation well. Quite tricky. The edge of the garden with an aluminum buckle is extremely unsealable.

Roughly deal with it, and finally make a decorative circle on the outside.

You're talking about the main sewer pipe from top to bottom in the bathroom, right?

If the tiles have not yet been pasted, let the brick master wrap them in red bricks, and then put the tiles on the outside.

If the tiles are finished, let the carpenter master use the keel to beat the frame and wrap it with aluminum-plastic panels (this method of wrapping is similar to using PVC to wrap the tube, but the material is different).

In addition, no matter which package method is used, it is necessary to pay attention to reserving the maintenance inspection hole that comes with the sewer pipe for an active inspection opening. If it's all sealed, you'll have to open it all if the sewer downstairs is blocked.

1. The sewer riser is generally paved with tiles after bricklaying, and the pipe is wrapped inside the tile.

2. There are generally two ways to launch the pipeline: one is to cut the height of the pipelayer and then take the flat top; Second, the height of the pendant pipe remains unchanged and the secondary ceiling is adopted.

3. The construction of the integrated ceiling is more troublesome, and the keel and fasteners must be added, and the construction cost is higher than that of the flat roof.

The ceiling can also be done, the opposite sex, the Lambt ceiling has been done.

There's no difference, it's not all wrapped in it.

If the pipe is not attached to the wall, just dig a hole in the board.

If it is a pipe on the ceiling, you can also use aluminum gusset, if it is vertical, it is best to use bricks to paste tiles, and you can also use aluminum-plastic panels similar to bricks to ensure the pipe.

You can use angle iron welding brackets, or you can hang keels, and the master of decoration will do it.

Wrap the pipe with a wooden core board first, and then cut off the buckle strings of the aluminum buckle plate with four dry pure Kai Zhou, as long as the large surface, so that it can be easily bent, and then glued to the wooden core board with the glass glue on the trouser head, and the corners of the wall are all sealed with sealant for a long time!