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Anonymous users2024-01-24Just kidding, what if you don't knock it out, do you plan to add a layer directly, then your toilet is not too high.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is recommended that you still break the tile and then do it waterproof, so as to ensure that it does not leak and its durability.
If you are really unwilling to remove the tile, you can use special waterproof adhesive to close the tile joints, but you must ensure that the waterproof adhesive is dry for more than 24 hours after the construction is completed.
Yes, now there are those that don't knock on the floor tiles, and there are also waterproofs on the back water.
Find the leaking cracks, first pour them with asphalt oil, and then use the ground glue to comply. However, this method is highly technical and requires a professional to do it.
The normal bathroom floor door should be slightly higher, the floor drain is lower, and it doesn't hurt that there is a little problem with the waterproofing at the door, and the whole ground is not watery. There must be water under the ground of your home, and it is difficult to solve the problem by simple maintenance, so it is best to redo the waterproofing, or take some more patches on the floor tiles to make them bigger. The threshold should also be waterproof.
Use a screwdriver to unfasten all the latches that lock the side panels, including the panels, back panels, shelves, bottom panels, and foot strip positions, and then take the side panels with the help of others, or put the furniture flat on the ground first, and then take it, but I don't see a photo of your furniture, and I say it as usual, unless your furniture is not locked.
Leave it to a professional bricklayer.
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