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Anonymous users2024-01-24If the bathroom is waterproof, if there is no standard closed water test inspection, it will eventually lead to water leakage, and the cause is caused by non-standard construction.
The national standard for closed water test requires that it needs to be done twice, once after the waterproof coating is completed and the waterproof coating film is dry; The second is after the waterproof protective underlayment or finishing layer has been completed.
If only the first closed water test is done, then the waterproofing may be damaged in the subsequent process of making protective cushion or laying wall and floor tiles.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Causes of leakage in the waterproof layer of the bathroom.
The waterproof layer was destroyed in the process of subsequent tiling. >>>More
Look at your waterproof budget, basically you don't need to do waterproofing after doing the closed water test, if you are afraid of a long interval and unreliable waterproofing, you can put the closed water test before tiling, reducing the time between the two processes is also a way.
When selecting node details for design and construction according to the atlas, you should first read the general description of the atlas and understand the conditions, scope and requirements of the atlas. The regulations and requirements for finding slopes on the toilet floor in this atlas are on page 6 of the general description.
1. Inspect and accept the appearance, variety, specification, packaging, size and quantity of materials, and form corresponding acceptance records. >>>More
I am also a professional waterproofer, and the bathroom does not need to be covered. The function of the protective layer is mainly to protect against the sun and temperature, and secondarily to prevent scratches. So it is still advisable to make another layer of waterproofing on top of the so-called protective layer. >>>More