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Anonymous users2024-01-24First of all, you have to consider whether the wall is load-bearing, and if it is a load-bearing wall, don't hit it. There are many ways to deal with sound insulation. Such as soft packing, surface sound absorption treatment, etc.
Check that the lower perimeter of the toilet is sealed – this is a good chance of an odor. Then there is whether the sewer pipe of the wash basin has a reverse bend and whether it is sealed.
No, as long as you hit the wall, you won't have a problem if you don't loosen the bricks on it, if you loosen it, there will be cracks in the future, be careful, it's not a big problem. If you have more questions, you can click on ID to consult.
See if you can twitch the wire, it is best to change the whole wire, if you can't pump it, install a maintenance box near the broken wire, just like an ordinary socket.
Generally, we will recommend wrapping the beam, or if the beam is not large, choose some of the same size to make a fake beam. >>>More
Hello, because it was upstairs that the dry and wet separation wall was removed, it may be the result of the waterproofing is not done. The water leakage in your home has affected your normal life, so you should find the water leak upstairs to reflect this situation. See what he thinks. >>>More