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Anonymous users2024-01-24Bathroom door tiles, waterproof will not be damaged
This problem is also simple, because the original old tiles must be shoveled, so it is generally more or less damaged and damaged to the original waterproof layer, then the waterproof problem must be considered.
Of course, if it is only partial, such as a little bit at the door, then put a little more cement, because, if the cement is fully covered, the cement itself has a strong water insulation capacity, and water leakage often occurs between the gaps and where the cement is not reached.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is better to re-do the waterproofing when changing the tiles, which will generally destroy some.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, it is generally necessary to change the waterproof system again
There is no damage to the waterproof layer, as long as the useless cement fragments are removed, and the tiles are pasted with good cement.
As long as it is dry, you can test the water, but the waterproof coating of big brands such as Guoerjia, Yuhong, JCDecaux, and CapitaLand should wait until it is completely dry before testing the water, which is more intuitive.
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The standard construction practice of installing the sliding door will not destroy the waterproof layer of the ground and the wall, because the waterproof layer is made before the tile is pasted, the waterproof layer is covered by the tile, and the installation of the sliding door is carried out on the surface of the tile, and the track of the sliding door is mostly on the top surface, and more does not need to be fixed by punching holes on the ground and the wall, and it is fixed by the top track.
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