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Anonymous users2024-01-24It is not mandatory whether the bathroom and kitchen need to be tiled or not, so you can choose for yourself. But no matter whether it is hardcover or not, as long as it involves living in it and using water, then it must be waterproof.
Bathroom waterproofing, the standard practice is that the ground needs to be all done, the wall should be at least meters high, it is recommended to do full height, if it is a light wall, then it must be done full height.
In the case of the kitchen, the floor needs to be completely done, the wall is 30 cm high, and the waterproof area behind the sink is 50 cm above the water outlet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Waterproofing must be done, if the water leaks, damage to the downstairs furniture, will let you accompany, and use a few years later to deal with the trouble is very!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This is a must-do, if you don't do it, you will use the water when you will cause the kitchen and bathroom downstairs to suffer, and you will face compensation at that time. Hope it helps, thank you!
It will not leak, even if the toilet is not decorated before the rough house, the waterproof work has been completed, that is, the toilet of the rough room is also waterproof, as long as the waterproof layer of the toilet floor is not damaged, it will not leak.
Of course, it can be used, the key is to look at yourself, I think, it is better to decorate it, it looks neat and comfortable.
Bathrooms and kitchens should be renovated according to existing standards. Otherwise, living in it will be like escaping the famine. I hope my answer can help you.
Yes, there is a "glued wallpaper", which can remove the underlying paper and stick it to the wall or furniture for a new look.
It is better not to take a bath.
Rough house. The waterproof layer is not very good, and the bath water can easily leak downstairs, causing disputes. >>>More