Ask about floor drains and toilet waterproofing

In fact, as long as the cement is laid tightly, it will generally be fine, but the main thing is that all kinds of pipes are easy to cause water leakage, your first problem, as long as the ground part is not against the corner of the wall, there will generally be no problem. The second problem, if the drain of your floor drain is inserted in the original sewer pipe, there is no problem, but if it is suspended, there is a possibility of water leakage, you can remove the floor drain, brush the pipe and the vacated pit with water without leaking several times, and then glue the floor drain in place with glass glue. There is generally no problem.

No, put a hundred to the heart, in fact, it's not a floor drain, the picture you sent is only for drainage in the bath. The real floor drain is buried 30 to 40 cm below the floor tiles near the corner of the wall, which is invisible, so to speak, there are at least 4 drains in the bathroom, and 5 more. If it is four drains, three can be seen and one cannot be seen, and if it is five drains, it is also seen that three can be seen and one cannot be seen, because during construction, workers will use only one drain pipe to wash their hands and drain their urine pockets in order to cut corners, I hope to adopt, thank you.

As for how others do waterproofing, you don't have to care, you mainly indicate: if there is a water leak that causes the loss of your home, he will bear it.

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