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Anonymous users2024-01-24You smashed half of the thickness of the ceiling of the bathroom, saying that the ceiling is half of your house, I smashed it to repair the water pipe, and the person above dared to enter the bathroom of his house, haha!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If you want to solve the problem, you must be harmonious.
The upstairs bathroom floor was completely smashed to make it waterproof. Deal with it well in recovery.
Pay for it yourself.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22First, the waterproofing on the upper floor is not done well, and the second is that the embedded pipe of the building is broken, I think it should be that the embedded pipe is broken, find out the pipe and repair it.
Each house has a bathroom, of course upstairs. Indicate that you do not live on the top or ground floor.
If the waterproofing of the upstairs bathroom is not done well, the top of the downstairs bathroom will seep water. This must be the sole responsibility of the upper floor, and the two parties can resolve it through negotiation.
Balcony into bathroom This is the destruction of the original structure of the building, is absolutely not allowed, you can find the property to coordinate and solve, really not can respond to the housing authority, with laws and regulations to solve, to protect their own rights and interests.
Water seepage upstairs is generally the responsibility of water leakage. >>>More
There must be a problem with the waterproofing of the bathroom, it must be done again, there is no other way, it is estimated that the water pipe also has a problem, it is recommended to test the pressure of the water pipe before doing waterproofing, to see if the water pipe leaks.