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Anonymous users2024-01-24Waterproofing is not well done. But it's normal, generally the new house can be waterproof for more than a year, it's already OK, because waterproofing is a hidden project, and it's normal for the construction team to cut corners. If the bathroom is a shower, the side by the shower should be high, and if it is a bathtub, it should be about 30cm higher than the bathtub.
It is also possible that the waterproof layer of the ground is not done well, and the water leaks through the tile joints.
You can buy some waterproof coatings first, such as PTB high-elasticity waterproof coatings imported from Belgium, and paint the tile joints and tile surfaces, if there is still leakage, it may be the wall leakage; It is also possible that the yin angle does not achieve a height of about 30cm, and the yin water.
It's best to buy a good waterproof material and get it all at once. Don't save some money, you'll have to do duplicate projects next year. Hope it can help you and have a great day! Also, can you give me points? Hey, hey--
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is estimated that the weather is cold in winter, and the material shrinks, so that the waterproof layer of the bathroom floor cracks (it will not be the wall leakage, and the wall leakage will not leak a lot when you take a shower).
To deal with it, you can only knock out the floor tiles and redo the waterproofing.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There are many reasons, waterproofing is not done well is 1 aspect, it is possible that the pipe in the wall is cracked, or the shower wall is not waterproof 1.8 meters, and the rest of the ground is not returned to 30 cm, and the water seeps into the wall and goes downstairs.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It is very likely that the bathroom is leaking, and it is best to find a professional to deal with it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It is generally a leak in the ground. I sprinkle some water on the ground in my house. It's raining on the roof downstairs below. Is it necessary to let the property see what to do?
It was probably caused by water seepage in his own bathroom.
Don't ask me, I'm the same judgment as you, and it should have nothing to do with you. In addition, he is waiting for him to sue you, he is not qualified to win against you at all, he should be the party of evidence as the plaintiff, he has no right to collect evidence directly from your room, you can probably keep some information, such as taking photos of the water leakage of 301, and taking photos of your observation in the outer corridor of 401 next door, and I don't think the rest is at all. If the court is impartial, you will definitely not be confused, don't let him scare you. >>>More
Explain that there is a gap around the upper and lower sewer pipes and that water collects here. It is advisable to remove the toilet bowl and reinstall it - it is enough to store the surrounding area with cement and sand, and then place the rubber gasket for the toilet on the sewer pipe.
Sewer riser or underfloor water pipe?
If you don't want to smash it, you can cut off the pipe upstream, and replace it with an open pipe, which is equivalent to scrapping the pipe. >>>More
The upper layer is leaking. If the height of the ground on this floor does not exceed 1m, it is generally caused by water leakage in this layer, and if the height exceeds 2m, it is generally caused by water leakage in the upper layer.