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Anonymous users2024-01-24A closed water test should be done first, and after 24 hours to check that there is no leakage, the protective layer should be done. If there is no leakage after testing the water, you don't need to brush anything, and you can directly lay bricks after doing a good job of protecting the layer. If there is leakage, it needs to be re-waterproofed and corrected that there is no waterproof glue.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I think you have to test the water first, and some developers don't do the best thing, and there will be subtle leaks, and then you can decide after testing the water.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22After trying the water and brushing again, there is really something wrong.
Use a tube that is a little thinner than this tube and put it in this tube, and it is best to buy a tube with an outer diameter that is about the same size as the inner diameter of this tube.
This roof stabilized water tank is set on the roof, as long as it meets the fire protection requirements and load-bearing requirements.
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WHEN THE HOUSE WAS BUILT, IT WAS BUILT WATERPROOF, AND THE WATERPROOF LAYER EXTENDED FROM THE GROUND TO THE WALL, 250MM HIGHER THAN THE GROUND. HOWEVER, IN THE DECORATION, IT IS STILL NECESSARY TO DO THE SECONDARY WATERPROOFING, AND THE WALL SHOULD ALSO BE DONE, ACCORDING TO THE CONVENTIONAL BATHROOM BY THE SHOWER HEAD WALL OF THE WATERPROOF LAYER HEIGHT SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN 1800MM, THE GENERAL THICKNESS SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN 1 5MM, AND THE WATERPROOF PROJECT MUST BE DONE AFTER THE END OF THE 24-HOUR WATER STORAGE EXPERIMENT. If you plan to use a whole bath, you can no longer do it, but if there is a problem, not only will your home be damaged, but it will also affect the downstairs, so it is recommended to do it again.
Whether it is a ventilation pipe or a sewer pipe or a sewage pipe, you have to figure out whether the pipe is a PVC pipe or a PPR pipe, if it is PVC, find a section of pipe with the same diameter (mainly for the curvature), cut a piece slightly larger than the gap and polish the notch outward with sandpaper, and then use sandpaper to polish off the smooth surface with sandpaper, and then apply it with PVC special adhesive, and then stick that piece on. If it is PPR, find a PPR tube in the same way, use fire or other heating methods, heat the edge of the notch and the inside of the piece to a microscopic state, and then paste it and press it for a while, I hope it can help you.