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Anonymous users2024-01-24You don't need to level it again, when you lay the floor heating and sealing cement, you can ask the master to help you make the floor tile thinner and the pipe is a little exposed! We often do this, that is, pay attention to protection during construction.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If you do cement self-leveling, you can pave it directly, but there will be a height difference between the hall and the room, so it is recommended to switch to tile adhesive, and the thickness will be reduced
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You should tell the master where to lay the laminate flooring and where to lay the floor tiles when leveling, and then ask the master to leave the corresponding thickness, and the mason will level it again when laying the floor tiles.
You should do waterproofing under floor heating, otherwise it will be troublesome to leak water in the future, and ah, the so-called waterproofing is directly done on the floor heating, can it withstand repeated baking? Listen to other people's blind commands again, and you will be the one who will suffer in the future!
For the general installation of floor heating, it is recommended to install composite flooring, and it is not recommended to lay solid wood, but now many solid wood heat-resistant floors are available.
No, small seams are paved and sewn with clean ash.
First of all, the living room is paved with bricks, and the bedroom is paved with floor heating, and there is no problem with this plan. But if you consider renting out the house, it may not be worth spending such a large cost. Because the living habits and styles of future renters are uncertain, relatively speaking, floor heating needs to be carefully taken care of and protected. >>>More
No problem, but the floor of the bedroom needs to be purchased with a special floor heating for underfloor heating.