Can you change the toilet water retaining strip if you put it wrong during the renovation?

It can be changed. But when you chisel open the water retainer. Be careful to break or break the water retaining strip. It needs to be repurchased.

Installation Steps:1When laying the floor tiles, leave a groove, and after the cement mortar has been paved, put in the marble water retaining strip.

2.Use bricks to create the shape of a retaining strip and lay tiles or marble slabs.

When laying the floor tiles, the water retaining strip is embedded in the floor tiles. Some sellers boast about how good the skirted water retaining strip is, but in fact misleading consumers. The skirt is only a few millimeters higher on the outer edge of the retaining strip, which is actually used to make a stone foundation under the shower room with glass, the glass is placed in the middle of the retaining strip, and the skirt is to prevent water from seeping into the retaining strip from under the glass.

Supporting the shower curtain with a water retaining strip, measure the installation height during installation, so that the shower curtain naturally sags, hanging into the water retaining strip about three centimeters, this is the best installation effect, and after installation, the water will not splash at all. The biggest disadvantage of the skirt is that if there is no glass pressed on the water retaining strip, due to the uneven high stress on the inside and outside of the water retaining strip, the glass glue below will be loose after a long time.

It can be changed, but when the water retaining strip is chiseled. It is possible to break or break the water retaining strip. It needs to be repurchased.

If it is bonded to the floor tile with cement, just shovel off the cement on the surface of the floor tile after chiseling.

If it is glued with glass glue, use a blade (meson knife blade) to slice off the remaining glue stuck to the floor tiles diagonally, and you can do it.

If your water retaining strip is installed with the floor tiles. It means that the floor tile - water retaining strip - floor tiles, and the bottom of the water retaining strip is not the floor tiles. Then, this is the time to chisel the water retaining strip.

It's bound to break the water retaining strip. A new purchase is required. Then the vacant part is chiseled and re-flattened with the kind of floor tiles next to it.

However, this will affect the aesthetics. Because the width of the floor tiles on the left and right is definitely different from the width of the water retaining strip.

Both of these operations. It will not cause damage to the floor tiles, and of course, it should not be too brutal construction. That's it.

x0d x0a [If your water retaining strip is installed with the floor tiles. It means that the floor tile - water retaining strip - floor tiles, and the bottom of the water retaining strip is not the floor tiles. Then, this is the time to chisel the water retaining strip.

It's bound to break the water retaining strip. A new purchase is required. Then the vacant part is chiseled and re-flattened with the kind of floor tiles next to it.

It will not cause damage to the floor tiles, and of course, it should not be too brutal construction. That's it.

It can be changed completely.

But when you chisel open the water retainer. It is possible to break or break the water retaining strip. It needs to be repurchased.

on the ground. If it is bonded to the floor tile with cement, just shovel off the cement on the surface of the floor tile after chiseling.

If it is glued with glass glue, use a blade (meson knife blade) to slice off the remaining glue stuck to the floor tiles diagonally, and you can do it.

If your water retaining strip is installed with the floor tiles. It means that the floor tile - water retaining strip - floor tiles, and the bottom of the water retaining strip is not the floor tiles. Then, this is the time to chisel the water retaining strip.

It's bound to break the water retaining strip. A new purchase is required. Then the vacant part is chiseled and re-flattened with the kind of floor tiles next to it.

However, this will affect the aesthetics. Because the width of the floor tiles on the left and right is definitely different from the width of the water retaining strip.

Both of these operations. It will not cause damage to the floor tiles, and of course, it should not be too brutal construction. That's it.