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Anonymous users2024-01-24What he said is not entirely wrong, now it has a little effect, and after the paving is finished, you still have to start anew, not to be deceived!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Of course, the toilet is best installed after the floor tiles have been laid. Otherwise, the ground is not smooth, and the glass glue is also in vain, so don't you install the toilet without laying floor tiles?
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Anonymous users2024-01-22My house is also on the tile, it depends on whether the worker is responsible or not, and it depends on whether he will deal with it afterwards.
Generally, it takes at least 8 hours to sit, and you have to be careful when sitting, so long the surface of the glass glue can be dry, but it is best to wait 48 hours to dry thoroughly, so that the glass glue can exert the maximum adhesive ability.
Glass glue is an organic matter, and after bonding, it can be broken with a paper cutter or disassembled with less fire.
The glass glue should not be beaten point by point, but the entire toilet base should be covered with glass glue all around, and there can be no omission - this is the basic common sense of installing the toilet, otherwise, the smell under the toilet will come up. >>>More
If the sewage leaks to the floor due to poor bottom sealing during the installation of the toilet, you can clean it, dry the leakage, seal it with glass glue, and use it after it is completely dry.
Put the rubber ring in the middle of the toilet outlet and the sewer, connect the water pipe, clean the ground in front of the toilet, and after installing it, glue it on the seam between the toilet bowl and the ground, and after 24 hours, the glue is dry in the test water adoption.