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Anonymous users2024-01-24It is necessary to use an extended screw to pass through the wall to be safe.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is best to make a hole, put a block of embedded boards, and smooth it with cement mortar, and then operate it Safety first.
It is better not to use, or to consider future maintenance, muck backfill is easy to have empty places
No, you can't! Bathroom waterproofing must be done! The cement is not waterproof, don't worry about it at one time, otherwise you won't be able to pay for it downstairs!
As for how to wrap the pipe, the landlord told the bricklayer what he meant, and they hoped that my answer would help you have your own arrangements, and the landlord did not need to worry about it now.
This is more troublesome Two schemes 1: You can measure the size of the hollow brick to make a big hole Fill in the sand ash with a higher mark The size should be measured The brick is pasted and then the water heater is no problem 2: This scheme must be the partition wall is your own room Use the screws through the wall to pass the wall through the other side of the wall with a steel plate Drill holes on the other side of the wall and then use a nut to screw on the other side to fix the water heater bracket Okay, I don't understand and ask again I hope it can help you I am specialized in installation.
The wall of the kitchen and bathroom also belongs to the interior wall, however, usually everyone is accustomed to the wall of the kitchen and bathroom with tiles, if the wall is whitewashed, most owners still have to shovel off the tiles, so only the cement mortar wall is also a way to save trouble and avoid waste of resources, if there is a special indication in the contract is another matter, if there is no special note, the kitchen and bathroom wall also belongs to the interior wall.