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Anonymous users2024-01-24It is absolutely necessary to suppress it, and it is generally necessary to do a pressure test before tiling, so that you can see that there is a water leakage there, and it is not easy to check after pasting the bricks.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, although it is not possible to see exactly where the leak is, it is possible to determine whether the pipe is leaking by observing the pressure drop.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's okay to suppress it, but it's hard to pinpoint the location in case there's a water leak.
It should be fine, generally 8 kg, but it is best to test the pressure for 24 hours.
After the bathroom is tiled, it is better to use it for a long time. If the bathroom is ventilated, it can be used within two days. If there is no ventilation, it will be fine for a few days at most. >>>More
Yes, only chisel a small amount, but take care to protect the surrounding bricks.
I think you can first find a waterproof door-to-door to see, how to deal with it, if you can deal with it without warping tiles, then of course it's the best, if it really doesn't work and then it's not too late, if you don't need to warp after doing waterproofing, how to deal with it, you can also try it according to the method they said, don't give the money first, observe the appearance of a month, until downstairs says there is no leakage and then give the money so better, at least downstairs also know that you are dealing with it, and it will not increase the conflict between neighbors.
First of all, it is necessary to see whether the surface color of the tile is uniform, and the surface finish and flatness should be good, otherwise it will be uneven after paving, which is not beautiful and has potential safety hazards. When choosing, if you set a certain specification of tiles of a certain brand, you should also randomly check to see if there is any breakage, but the boss will pay for the damage caused by the general transportation process. >>>More