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Anonymous users2024-01-24If the clear leakage point can be found out from the roof, in order to facilitate and reduce the cost, the method of high-pressure grouting can be used to fill the leakage point; If you can't find it or to be more secure, the upstairs bathroom is re-waterproofed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Pry the ground open, re-waterproof it and restore the ground.
That can't be done unless you don't use water in the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If you want to solve the problem, you can only move the ground and redo the waterproofing. Most of the other approaches are futile.
1. Water seepage at the bottom of the toilet is mainly caused by the following reasons: >>>More
Didn't make a protective layer after the waterproof coating? Then be a protective layer, a must! It's all right to do the protective layer. >>>More
If your home is upstairs, leaking to the next floor, that is your responsibility, because there may be a problem with the waterproofing of your bathroom, such a problem is not very good, because your home is also pasted with the bottom plate, in the waterproofing may have to pry the floor tiles, it is best to find a professional to check what the leakage is, if it is a sewer pipe, change the sewer pipe, if it is the gap around the floor drain seeping down, cut the bricks around the floor drain a little, and make that piece waterproof, so it should be better, Or change to a better floor drain, use cement to find an angle, and plug the gaps around the floor drain.
It is the water pipe joint that is not properly handled, causing the water to be left behind from the contact between the cement and the pipe. You can go upstairs to see if it is being renovated and left through the gaps. >>>More
Waterproofing is done when the house is built, generally new residents can put some water on the bathroom floor for 24 hours to see if there is any leakage, if the property is inspected after decoration is not admitted to the quality of the house.