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Anonymous users2024-01-241 All possibly, because many other materials will be damp, and once it is damp, the waterproof layer will be damaged, and the waterproof will become an empty word. It is recommended to use a red brick wall to prevent any leakage.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Upstairs said that it was okay to use red bricks? Is it needed to fight back?
You can wrap the bathroom water pipe with fiberglass cement board, which is lightweight and durable, and can be tiled on it.
There is no such provision in the building law.
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No, not only the ceramic tile is waterproof, but the cement slurry that binds the tile is also waterproof, so it will not leak.
You don't need red bricks, you can use some sand and gravel cement blocks.
It shows that the waterproofing of the ground or the waterproofing of the wall is not in place, resulting in the existence of gaps, and the problem of water vapor leakage occurs.