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Anonymous users2024-01-24From what you described, it is possible that the other person is not necessarily saying their reasons!
Personal suggestion: If you can communicate well with your neighbor, let the other party not use the shower room for more than 3 days, it is best to turn off the water inlet valve in the bathroom, and put all the water in the water pipes in the bathroom clean, that is, isolate the first "suspect" first.
Since your wallpaper has become moldy, it must be re-done, so simply remove all the wallpaper and clean it, so that it is also convenient to observe the leakage of water. If the neighbor's house is cut off from the water source, and there is still water leaking on this wall, then it can be concluded that it is not the neighbor's fault!
I think the basic structure of the upper and lower floors of your house is roughly the same, that is to say, the upstairs of your neighbor's bathroom must also be a bathroom, if there is a situation mentioned before, it may be caused by the upstairs ......or even above the residents of your neighbor's house
Leakage water is a source, you say that there is no problem with the pipe, there is no problem with the sewer, then is it possible that there is leakage water in the shower room or there is clear water on the ground when it seeps down to the tiles, and then seeps into the neighbor wall, and there is a point, the wall is up and down or is the lower or the upper part, is it possible that the upstairs seepage down, more information, in order to better advice!
No, there are special boards for sale, you can cut and buy according to specifications, there are many places to sell, very cheap, by the way, you should install a floor drain, I listen to you as if there is no floor drain.
Because the shower room will not seep water, because the normal shower room is glued underneath, and the water will not pass through, so don't worry.
It may be that there is a leak from the water in the bathroom to the drain in your bathroom, so you can find a professional to take a look.
Yes, just adjust the hinge of the glass door and the ground spring underneath.