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Anonymous users2024-01-24Don't just repair six, all the balcony floor tiles can be picked up and reinstalled, other bricks may still be stressed, remove it and then see if there are cracks in the original ground is caused by balcony deformation, and eliminate other reasons to repave. Don't be sloppy!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23See what you want to do! It's been renovated for 10 years, and I took this opportunity to redecorate, re-lay the floor tiles, knock the bricks, smooth them with cement, and just leave them like that.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22That's caused by the expansion of the floor tiles, which has something to do with the fact that the floor tiles didn't smooth out the cement, and now they have to be re-pasted.
When the floor tiles are pasted, a layer of pure cement slurry (or a small amount of fine sand) is applied to the floor tiles, and then it is pasted on the ground or found. >>>More
Aside from whether you have violated the construction and don't discuss it first, if the glass doesn't burst, you will get the car?
The picture is not clear, probably.
It needs to be watered. It's too dry.
There is a 3 in 1,000 chance of self-explosion in tempered glass, and the national standard "Supplementary Provisions 2" has an explanation for self-explosion. >>>More