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Anonymous users2024-01-24The root of the wall is the most prone to water leakage, it is the weak link, it can be redone, and it is painted with polyurethane 2mm thick.
1. Have you followed the correct construction method? 2. Is there a quality problem with the products you use? 3. Recommendations: >>>More
Acceptance criteria: After 24 hours of filling with water, check that there is no leakage at the bottom of the board, that is, this is qualified! This is known as the "closed water test".
In general, waterproofing is to prevent the wall from leaking, but after waterproofing, you must do a good job of treating the wall before pasting tiles. Otherwise, the tiles may not be applied or will be hollow. It is suggested here that if you are decorating yourself, it is best to find a professional master to apply tiles. >>>More
Process requirements.
1) The floor of the bathroom must be compacted, wiped with the beating, compacted and wiped to form a waterproof layer of its own. >>>More
I am also a professional waterproofer, and the bathroom does not need to be covered. The function of the protective layer is mainly to protect against the sun and temperature, and secondarily to prevent scratches. So it is still advisable to make another layer of waterproofing on top of the so-called protective layer. >>>More