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Anonymous users2024-01-24Our family has also encountered such a problem, and later through the introduction of professionals to do a good job, that is, at the junction of the bathroom door and the floor on the nano ceramic soil waterproof material, in the wooden floor and the bathroom ceramic tile junction glue, you can, that thing is called: nano ceramic soil waterproof material You can learn about it on the Internet, Taobao also sells it, and it is convenient and fast without going out.
Solve your problem, go and give it a try.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23According to the original design of the room, the floor of the bathroom should be lower than the floor of the hall to prevent water from flowing out. If it is of equal height, it is recommended to isolate the shower area in the bathroom separately, otherwise it will not be cost-effective for the water to soak on the floor.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The bathroom is small, and it is impossible to do dry and wet partitions. Make a water barrier at the door. Find a master mason to do it, he understands.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21You can use more moisture-proof film on the edges
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Try pulling a rain curtain.
No. Wooden floors are not waterproof.
Tiles must be used. >>>More
Do not destroy the original waterproof layer, make the bathroom wall and ground waterproof, and the water pipe groove on the wall should also be waterproof.
The wooden floor at the door of the bathroom is easy to get wet, you can lay a floor mat at the door of the bathroom, which is not only moisture-proof but also blocks the deformation of the floor, and it costs not much.
If the floor is fine, the solution is to lift the floor, nail the keel again, and put it on the floor.
Because the bathroom has moisture soaked into the wooden floor - replace or dry and wipe it clean, then install it, glue and seal the edges to prevent moisture from invading!