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Anonymous users2024-01-24When making a cloakroom, pay attention to protect the floor of the original bathroom and do not break the floor heating pipe.
At the bottom of the cabinet area, a 2cm thick insulation layer is laid, and a layer of concrete mortar is applied to reduce the cracking caused by floor heating heat to the cabinet.
Be careful not to nail the ground when laying wooden floors. Concrete mortar can be used to pad the buckle plate wooden floor directly, without wooden keel.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The bathroom doesn't have underfloor heating pipes, right? Even if there is, it's no problem to put it underneath.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It doesn't matter, as long as you don't hit nails underneath.
If the floor heating pipe leaks, it can only be scrapped, but don't add another layer of coils, and it is better to replace an surface-mounted radiator with this money.
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There should be no water leakage problem, it is recommended to use an integrated ceiling, which is more clean and tidy!
It's a good idea to describe the existing condition, and compare it to whether your bathroom is renovated or rough.
1. Can the bathroom be converted into a cloakroom?
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