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Anonymous users2024-01-24I don't fully understand what you mean, as far as I can see, it is possible that when you renovated your home, the waterway was repaired, and the bathroom had PPR hot melt water pipes passing through the ground, which limited the height of the floor tile inlay, and the possibility that the bathroom floor was higher than the corridor.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It may be that the location of the floor drain in your bathroom is not the lowest.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Bathrooms are full of water pipes, washbasins, docks, baths. The humidity should be high, and it will be very damp.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It's easy! It's just to keep the bathroom from standing water.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It may be caused by the PPR heat of the underground water pipe, and then it is possible that the underground water seepage.
Generally, it is at least this large, but it is better to have less wet areas because it prevents mold and is clean and hygienic.
Let's install a shower room, you can learn about it, it's good.
The dry area is great. Makes the room drier and reduces moldy conditions. All you need for the wet area is a tub or shower canopy.
Must be anti-fog lamps. Nowadays, LED lamps are mostly used.
First, save energy. Second, where the bathroom has the most dirt and dirt, low temperature is not conducive to the reproduction of bacteria, which is more healthy and hygienic. Thirdly, the time that people are in it is very short and there is no need. Fourth, the bathroom needs to be ventilated, and it is of little sense to lay floor heating.