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Anonymous users2024-01-24If there is a floor drain, use a toilet, the slope should be slope to the floor drain, if there is a squatting toilet, the slope to the squatting toilet can also be, otherwise, this floor tile tiling is still unqualified. The floor tiles do not slope to the floor drain, squatting toilets, and the discharge of domestic water such as bathing and washing clothes is not smooth, which will lead to water on the ground. There are several main hidden dangers of water on the ground:
1. Water on the ground is easy to cause toilet leakage;
2. The water on the ground is not dry for a long time, and it is advisable to breed microorganisms, so that the ground becomes slippery and easy to fall;
3. Water on the ground is also not conducive to hygiene;
4. The ground is watery, the floor tiles are uneven, and the slope direction is incorrect, which also affects the appearance.
Therefore, in this case, you need to check it as a whole, if it is only a certain brick, you can only partially chisel and replace, if the whole is like this, you should chisel all the slopes again, re-tile, or if conditions permit, you can consider installing the whole bathroom products to achieve dry and wet partitioning.
To judge the flatness and slope direction of floor tiles, the simple way is: 1. Water experiment; 2. Free rolling of balls such as table tennis balls, etc.
Professional tools include levels, levels, etc.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, it's best to redo the ground Choose a floor drain to choose Jindel floor drain This kind of floor drain is a large water seal anti-odor floor drain, the water seal height reaches the national requirements of 5cm, and the water seal storage capacity exceeds 300ml, which can ensure that it does not dry up for 30 days, and no one at home for a long time in time, and there is no need to worry about the overflow of odorous germs, and the water seal of other products on the market is located in the drainage pipe, the volume is too small, and it is easy to dry up, resulting in the failure of the water seal, and it cannot play the role of actual anti-odor, anti-virus and anti-bacterial insects. At the same time, it also has a siphon function, and the water is faster than the general floor drain.
The tilt angle is smaller, and the water on three sides can naturally go in the direction of the floor drain.
Well, if the bathroom tiles are already laid, there is no good way. If it is not paved, cut the four tiles of the floor drain into a hollow shape, and the edge is inclined to the floor drain, so that at least the floor drain is the lowest point on the floor drain edge. It's the bricklayer who works a little hard.
Sigh, I didn't meet a good worker. Problems that shouldn't be there. >>>More
It must be, otherwise how can the water leak to the ground... In general, the floor of the bathroom is inclined to the floor drain. . . Many people supervise the work, but they are worried that some workers do not do this in place, and the bath water will not flow endlessly in the future, and the bathroom will always be wet.
Whether the shower is not tight, the key is whether there is a floor drain in the shower room, if not, it will definitely not work, where do you want this water to go???