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Anonymous users2024-01-24Without your statement, a kitchen is a little bit big and not good, you use a leather hammer to knock it to listen, the sound of the empty is different, you have to re-paste, otherwise it will fall off after a long time.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is not allowed to have hollow drums in the whole brick, but if the brick joints are carefully struck, they are basically all hollow.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22As far as decoration is concerned, the wall tiles of the whole home are generally not more than 2 pieces when you knock on one side where you reach. And it can't be in the place where the main material is installed.
Don't hang heavy objects, after a long time, the hollow wall is likely to crack. It should be repaired before renovation.
Hollow drums can exist, as long as the area is small, if there are only two of them in a kitchen brick, it should be within the allowable range, no effect, as long as the expansion nail is not hit in that position.
There is no good way.
There is a large area of hollowing, which is a serious construction quality problem, and if it is not rectified now, there will be potential safety hazards when it falls off when it is lived in the future, and the cost of its maintenance is relatively higher and more troublesome. It is recommended to rectify it now. >>>More
The real reason for this decoration is to shirk responsibility, and the real reason for the hollowing is that the cement mortar is not completely connected with the tiles and walls. Cement needs water to fully solidify, the reason for the hollowing is that the moisture of the cement mortar is absorbed by the back of the wall or porcelain tiles, and there is the hollowing caused by the uneven ash of the bricklayer on the back of the tile. These are the most basic processes when tiling, and they can be completely avoided. >>>More
Less afterburner before piercing the tile, and then afterburner after wearing. Or use a hole opener to punch a hole and then punch it!