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Anonymous users2024-01-24The situation you are talking about may be water channeling, (water channeling refers to the phenomenon that the waterproof layer is damaged at each local point and the water body is channeled to other parts, resulting in leakage, and it is not easy to find the leakage point). It may be due to the aging and cracking of one or more points of the balcony exterior wall, which leads to water channeling, the key is to find the leakage point and then carry out waterproof treatment. It is recommended to use exterior wall waterproofing paint or waterproof sealing paste for repair.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Rainwater seeps in from the parapet wall or exterior wall, and then seeps down to your balcony, if you want to solve it, you have to start from these two aspects, it is estimated that it is very troublesome! Provide free professional technical consultation for concrete waterproof leakage repair!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Seeping water upwards? Is it seeping down? If it's down, it's waterproof and not done well. . . It's good to do it all over again... Do it sooner or it will be more and more troublesome later...
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Seeping water upwards? What a oozing hair.
It has something to do with wall tiles and floor tiles. Most tiles contain chemicals such as resins. On rainy days, the air will smell when it is damp, and the urinal will not be cleaned thoroughly, so there will be an unpleasant smell.
Alas, that's also the sound of water flowing, because there's air in the pipes, so it's natural not to make a fuss.
There are cracks in the walls, water seepage. The exterior walls need to be re-waterproofed.
Drill a hole in the balcony floor against the wall and install a pipe to trap the water out.
The fifth-story balcony is dripping, that's the problem of the sixth-story balcony, you look a little wet, but in fact, the water is leaking down, which means that the balcony crack is quite large, this kind of house is not safe, you have to find someone to overhaul it.