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Anonymous users2024-01-24Don't worry, it's okay. Even if the skin is broken, the water vapor will not be so thick to make it conductive, we know that most of the water vapor is pure, and pure water is not conductive. So don't be afraid of leakage.
Besides, it will not touch the line, because there are two layers of skin distance between the wires, if they conduct electricity between them, the voltage must be tens of thousands of volts to complete, and our lighting electricity is only 220 volts, so you can boldly rest assured that there will be no danger. Besides, your electrician, who is also an electrician, is always in good hands, and there will be nothing wrong with it. I've been playing with electricity for several years, and I've been electrocuted many times with electricity alone, but I understand its nature.
It's all no big deal. I've seen your circuit problem, no problem, use it with confidence!
Who said that the bathroom floor is not higher than the windowsill. Nothing is a big deal.
The width is at least 1400, (washbasin width + door width). >>>More
The previous things were basically impervious to water. Ceramics I'm talking about. If you can, you can put a layer of tiles on the outside. If not... I don't know.
1. It is basically no problem to brush the waterproof twice, and in the case of a full waterproof layer, no matter how many times you add it, it is a superfluous move. 2. The floor drain is embedded in the floor drain mouth, and there is no situation of raising the ground.
Yes, the general bathroom is the waterproof coating, there is a new type of waterproof coating called leakage worry-free, which is specially designed to deal with toilet waterproofing.