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Anonymous users2024-01-24If there is a floor drain, it can be drained. Bathrooms are generally paved with floor tiles to leave a good slope to facilitate drainage, and it is unheard of to cut the floor level into a slope.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23No, when laying floor tiles, make a slope first, and the stone foundation will not need to be eliminated.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Fry this indiscriminate master, and find a positive one to do it again.
It is best to change the specifications of the bath room, and then use the toilet shifter when it is really not possible, because after using the toilet shifter, it will affect the flush of the toilet a little.
Take a look at the brand, learn more, you may have to add money to install, ask before buying, be cautious.
I don't know what kind of situation you are in now, whether you have bought the tools yourself or the installation materials. But no matter what the state is, if you have a strong do-it-yourself ability, you can do it yourself. If you're not sure, look for a master. In short, safety comes first.
FRAE's shower room is made of imported EVA material, which is hard, not cracked, not yellow, not moldy, and has high permeability. The stone base does not absorb sewage, does not produce musty smell, has no pinhole gaps, does not swell due to water absorption, and has good surface cracking, and has good water tightness.
The manufacturer is more skilled, although the master can be installed, it is definitely not as good as the manufacturer, but the manufacturer charges high, this is the difference!