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Anonymous users2024-01-24Clause. 1. You have to claim compensation from the property, if you don't change the water pipes, he runs the water naturally, then the property should bear all the responsibility, I don't know how big the area you were affected by, just the bathroom? If not, whether there is damage in other places or not, the property will compensate.
Clause. Second, the bathroom waterproofing should be done by the construction unit before you move in, you go in to do a water leakage test, if there is a leakage, ask the property to do it again, know that there is no leakage. But you should do it yourself, and you have laid the floor tiles, so that you can't find the property, you will block the floor drain, (of course, to ensure that there is no leakage, you can take out the blocked things, don't fall in!)
Then put the water, soak it for two days, soak it for a month, and then don't soak to death, because usually you take a bath for 2 hours. If there is still water leakage below, it means that your waterproofing has not been treated well, so find someone who makes waterproofing for you and ask him to compensate.
Clause. 3. If you still have unanswered questions, you can hi me!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The water pipe is leaking, the room is soaked in water, and there are watermarks all around the top of the bathroom downstairs!
Only the bathroom downstairs has a watermark? There is no watermark where the room is soaked, or is the room you are talking about being the bathroom?
As long as the waterproof is done well, there will be no leakage below, and the height that can be soaked in water is higher than the waterproof height, and the situation you said will occur. There is waterproofing, and soaking in water at most increases the moisture content of the ground and wall a lot.
Agree with what the upstairs said to suppress first, then close the water, and check the watermark. If it is a waterproof problem, according to the above all around, then only all smashed, re-do waterproofing, if there is a problem with the water pipe, check where the bathroom is in condition first, or check along the waterway.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22In such a case, it is not necessary to redo waterproofing. I just have a very professional netizen, you can go to him for consultation.
TAOBAO WANG has a store that leaks water and mold, focusing on allowing family users to do it themselves, without planing or dismantling, and easily create a beautiful home without water leakage and mold! It's really good, the owner is very professional, it's always online, the leakage is more complicated, you have to communicate clearly with each other to have a solution, go up and see if it can help you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The first question: it is not a problem for you to soak in water, you can find out whether the civil construction is constructed in winter, maybe the expansion coefficient of the concrete is not the maximum, and the waterproof estimate is not very good, the responsibility lies with the owner; Second question: You did a closed water test, and that's okay.
But you also have to consider suppression testing.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Do the water pipe pressure test first, if there is no problem, then do the closed water test, let it stand for 48 hours, and then see if there are new traces of water downstairs.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19It will be safe to find a professional to sign it.
Obviously, no! Why should all rooms have bathrooms?
It is estimated that the socket of this circuit, the zero wire has not passed through the leakage switch, the zero wire is taken directly from elsewhere, or the change and the ground wire are connected incorrectly.
There are several ways to add a toilet on the perforated board, (1) first pour it on the board and turn it up and must be placed on the load-bearing wall of the opening, then the bearing capacity of the partition wall is built on the beam instead of the perforated board. The toilet floor is higher than the original floor elevation, only the main drainage riser passes through the perforated plate, and the rest of the horizontal branch pipes are in the raised floor section. (2) The partition wall is directly erected on the perforated plate with lightweight waterproof materials, and the sewer pipe is perforated in the perforated plate.
Judging from the pictures, the direct cause is too much water under the floor tiles. >>>More
I just have this problem so find here, it is recommended that the landlord, first see if the pipe near the bedroom is straight or curved, my home is curved, it is just the connection of the two pipes, the noise is very loud, if it is straight, it should be better, it is recommended that the landlord wrap the sewer pipe with soundproof cotton, and then use a new architecture material to seal the wall and talk about it, in addition to sound insulation, but also for the maintenance and replacement of soundproof cotton with years of convenience. Alas, I've been living in Kuanfu for a long time before I find out that this problem is serious.