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Anonymous users2024-01-24Have you inspected the inlet and drain lines? There's another reason. Because during the construction of the bricklayer, if he finds that somewhere is bulging, the floor tiles are not easy to pave.
Some irresponsible masters flattened the bulging places. At the same time, it also caused the destruction of the waterproof layer. Similar to what you said, not at the lowest point of the bathroom.
The above is just speculation. The specific LZ is judged on the spot.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Find the upstairs owner The only way to do this now is to remove the floor tiles on the upper floor and re-waterproof.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It depends on whether the property system of your community is sound.
In the case of no property. It's best to negotiate a settlement. No one can stand it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Asked for the upstairs to be re-waterproofed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20That's his waterproofing not done well.
In this case, it is recommended to take out the floor drain, fill the gap with water without leakage, and then install the floor drain, do not let the water not leak into the sewer pipe or block the floor drain drain, and then do a good job of waterproofing the edge of the floor drain.
The deep V gap can be chiseled out of the floor slab at the junction and filled with the plugging king.
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Didn't you do a second waterproofing when you renovated your home? Otherwise, how could it be leaked like that? It's better to find a professional repair. If you can do everything by yourself, there will be no division of labor in society.
If it is a leakage of the pipeline, you can only replace and repair the pipeline, if it is a leak at the joint of the floor of the pipe, then use the plugging spirit to repair it and do the waterproofing.