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Anonymous users2024-01-24You can stuff it with a cardboard box first! Fix it with sealant again! Finally, buy some stickers to stick! The most practical and easiest way to do it!
You can also patch it with sand and cement! The difficulty coefficient will be greater, you need to find a professional! But it's not too strong! Because the cement and the previous wall are difficult to get together! It'll fall off soon!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I just happened to see a post so that the damage to the wall door can be repaired with plaster. It seems to be buying ready-made plaster mud, and I am asking for a tool to wipe the joints, and if the gap is very wide, it still requires some skill.
As for the specific tricks, I can only ask others for advice.
You can go to the property or the installer of this door and ask them to reinstall it.
Security doors and walls.
If you are decorating, let the masons paint with cement mortar, and the wall needs to be extended, that is, the painting is a little wider, and the decoration term is called "borrowing flat". Then use the putty batch. >>>More
The security door is aligned with the top, and now there is a large gap between the security door and the ground, and it seems that it needs to be raised when it is inlaid with floor tiles, right? There are still some gaps between the left and right sides of the door and the wall, and there are still a little gaps between the door frame and the wall outside, which seems that these should not be cemented? So how to deal with it? >>>More
Two screws, drop them, and pull them out from the side outside the door. The original oil and dust are mixed together to form a mud, and the spring is not easy to bounce. The anti-theft door lock is divided into three levels, A-level lock, B-level lock, super B-level lock, hope to adopt!
Buy in a specialty store, Wang Li's, tell the boss that you want the latest anti-demolition cat's eye, or no cat's eye, it's OK