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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, but it depends on where the water is!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23According to personal design or needs, you can also find a decoration designer to design renderings before renovation, and you can also listen to their suggestions.
Generally five days to dry, look at the color of the bricks to know whether it is dry, or with a newspaper to cover the wall for five minutes, the newspaper does not soften that is, dry, now the bathroom has a caisson wall to do 30 centimeters, do a good job of waterproofing, pay special attention to the waterproofing of the sewage pipe, do a good job of waterproofing can be done in the main pipe side of a small hole to do secondary drainage more suburbs to protect the waterproof surface,
According to what you said, the wall is empty and thin, and it is okay to replace it with a sliding door, but if you don't change the door, you have to build a wall. I don't know how big the bathroom is, if it's bigger, you can rebuild a wall to put tiles.
The water resistance of gypsum board is poor, and the strength is not very good, so it is not recommended to use gypsum board for decoration on the bathroom wall.
1. All of them have no effect, you can only replace the floor tiles, but the waterproofing needs to be done again.
Now they are all reinforced concrete lintels, and the bathroom is directly reinforced brick lintels!