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Anonymous users2024-01-24The upstairs bathroom is not waterproof, it is easy to appear in this situation, find the property or the owner upstairs, remove the stagnant water in the bathroom, block the pipe that is not blocked, and do not let the water drain into the bathroom again, which can be temporarily worry-free. Later, the upstairs decoration is required to do a good job of waterproofing, and test the water to ensure that the waterproofing is in place, and it will be fine! I hope your reply satisfies you!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Good thing you didn't decorate. It's not a problem with the quality of the house, it's easy to seep water if the upstairs leaks, find the second floor and negotiate with the property, otherwise it will be very troublesome in the future.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Water leakage is not a house quality problem, it can only be regarded as an event problem! Just look for a property.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Yes, the waterproofing is not done. Find a property.
In the decoration process, the waterproof construction of the bathroom is a very critical step, because the water consumption of the bathroom is the most used place in the house, if the waterproofing is not done well, it will bring great inconvenience to the owner after moving in. Do the base leveling. Use polyurethanes, C, polymers, cement mortars, etc., similar to paints, when brushing waterproof for the first time. >>>More
1] It's better to discuss with the neighbor next door, and under normal circumstances, let the other party fix it, and then let him make his own decisions. >>>More
If you can convince your downstairs neighbor to change the location of your squatting sewer downstairs, no problem, if not, it's better not to move. >>>More
Yes, there is a "glued wallpaper", which can remove the underlying paper and stick it to the wall or furniture for a new look.
You can find a waterproofing master on the Internet.