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Anonymous users2024-01-24Do you still have to splice chopsticks out of those woods? It's not that the cost is too high.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, but it depends on what kind of wood you are.
It can be reused to make leftovers for mahogany furniture, which can be used to make handicrafts, bracelets and so on.
You can make barbecue, it won't be harmful, it's all wood, and it's all made of wood.
The biggest advantage of this kind of toilet is that as long as the waterproof layer of the lowest layer is not destroyed (the general developer has already done it, and there is no need to do it again), the waterproofing of the ground has little to do with it. There is also the best way, which is to prevent the ground from sinking, the specific method is: use bricks to build walls in the sinking space to separate the support, and fill the ceramsite in the middle of the lattice brick wall, because there are bricks supporting the ground, the ground will not sink, and then do the waterproofing of the ground can really play a role.
A couple of small stools can be made. Or make a small shoe cabinet outside the door.
When I did it, it was conservatively estimated that it would take 10 years. But fair use is 50 years, not exactly 10 years. So don't worry, generally when your waterproofing is not broken, you will move early, or the building will be rebuilt. >>>More