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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is an illegal act of unauthorized modification, property and reporters, find reporters to solve it quickly.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Find a neighborhood management committee or a unit that sells real estate!
Under normal circumstances, if the bathroom does not leave an exhaust channel, you can punch holes, but when punching holes, you must pay attention to the right location, not in the load-bearing beam and other places, but also pay attention to the hole to have a certain downward tilt angle is the best! Avoid rainwater running indoors! >>>More
Is it the air duct falling off! Install from scratch, or have a hole in the wall!
If this phenomenon occurs every year, then I think it is the 'thermal bridge phenomenon' that causes the indoor heating is not very good, the external wall insulation is not done or there is a problem, the thermal bridge is due to the decrease in the temperature outside, the beams, plates, and columns are cold, resulting in water condensation in these places, but generally appear in the corner of the windy wall, yours is a little special, it seems to have something to do with you on the top floor, if so, then you can solve it by tiling in the kitchen (yours is the mother and son flue), the bedroom can be done with interior wall insulation, simple point, only in the appearance' Water seepage' point wall surface to do interior wall insulation.
What the landlord said was completely okay. Just keep in mind that the two pipes should be connected to each other and then connected to the roof exhaust, and the minimum pipe diameter should not be lower than 50.
Are you talking about dripping water on the outer wall of the pipe or dripping in the gaps?