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Anonymous users2024-01-24Regarding the construction of lightweight partition panels in the bathroom, a 200mm high concrete platform must be poured on the structural surface to prevent the toilet from leaking outward, which is required by the code and the practice on the standard atlas. Because there are many water pipes and electric pipes on the bathroom wall, and there are many damaged parts of the lightweight partition panel, it is not safe to rely on the waterproof layer alone, and it is not easy to do the waterproofing in place.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23No, just do a good job of waterproofing the root of the pipe.
The smell you described is a bit like the smell of some kind of adhesive, it should be some kind of alcohol or ether, such as glass glue or something, which is used a lot in bathrooms. This gas is very harmful to the human body, it is recommended to feel sprayed with photophyllin, which can effectively remove odors and remove various harmful gases. I've used it myself and it works great.
It is okay for the bathroom, including wall tiles, not to be built to the top. As long as he does not show the inside of your hanging shed when the ceiling is suspended.
120's is not a load-bearing wall, just an ordinary partition wall. If you want to get through with the room, it is still not recommended. Because the pipes upstairs are also exposed, and the sound of water going up and down will be louder. If you want to knock down the wall and enlarge the bathroom, that's still fine.
Although the concealment is beautiful, it is necessary to smash the wall and re-tile. If it is an old house, you can consider surface-mounted. If the design is good, the surface-mounted is not ugly.
The bathroom wall must be built to the top! Because it only plays a closed role when it reaches the top, can it isolate bad smells and dampness.