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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's best to change the line, if there is a water leak, it will short-circuit!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Normal is twenty to fifty years.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Generally speaking, the wires installed in the concrete layer are the same as any wires buried in the wall. So it coexists with the building of the house and has almost the same life as the building.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The bathroom floor is damp, it is not suitable to bury the ground wire, if you want to bury it, you must wear the pipe, and there can be no joints. Pipes can be buried, UPVC, PE, DDR, and aluminum-plastic pipes are all available. Because it has been passed on the wall or ceiling, it is good for future maintenance.
The concrete you are talking about refers to the whole pouring layer, which is safe. >>>More
If it does not affect other uses, it can be temporarily dismantled. But it's definitely not good, it's better to redo it.
Not recommended!
The bathroom itself is relatively humid, and the possibility of later renovation due to waterproofing is greater, so it is recommended that the water pipes and electric pipes in the bathroom are laid on the top! >>>More
There is no effect, and the thickness of the tiles is one to two centimeters. As long as you don't exceed this distance, there is no problem.
That's water seepage on the ground upstairs! Hurry up and notify the upstairs, let him find the seepage point, and do a good job of waterproofing!