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Anonymous users2024-01-24The water retaining strip of the shower room must be pre-buried before laying the bricks, and the water retaining strip cannot be installed after the bricks are paved.
It is not recommended to cap on the top, because the space itself is small.
Do waterproofing first! The retaining tank can only block water, but it can't prevent water seepage!
The installation of the water retaining line of the shower room, after adjusting the size, can be glued with glass glue, but both sides of the water retaining line are all the places that are in contact with the wall or the ground must be beaten with glass glue, and there can be no gaps, and after the glass glue is laid, it can not be moved, it must be protected, and it can be used after 24 hours.
I have done a single bathroom floor waterproofing before, and when the tiles are restored, the bath door is also a marble water retaining strip. After a while, the owner called and said that the water retaining strip was flooded. I used to flush with the shower, and after a while, there was no flooding. >>>More
Pre-embedding is better, can play a more thorough role in water separation, put the floor tile on the glue for a long time effect is not good, glue long-term in the water immersion environment is easy to cause damage.