After the bathroom is pasted with bricks, the sewer hall downstairs is cloudy, is it because my hous

If the leakage is more serious, the best way to deal with it is also a once and for all method, which is to dismantle it and redo it waterproof. Don't know what waterproofing material you use. It is recommended to use a more well-known waterproof material after this dismantling. >>>More

Absolutely.

In recent years, aluminum doors (color aluminum, titanium aluminum), including special swing doors for bathrooms, have now changed the fairly standard defects left at the door in the past (but the wall tiles must be vertical, and some errors on both sides of the opening will not be affected). Since there is now an aluminium door with a sleeve, both sides and one side are optional. The manufacturer will go to your measuring stick to process, don't worry about the ruler. >>>More

Anribian, it should be possible to do it. You'd better find a professional sliding door to see if you can do it.

OK. Smash it open from the middle of the tile, and then carefully pry it around, usually it will not affect the surrounding tiles. However, before smashing bricks, you need to check whether there are water and electricity pipelines under the bricks, if there are water and electricity pipelines, it is recommended to start from the tiles next to it, and scrap two or three tiles.

You don't need that, because your bathroom itself is waterproofed, and before you lay the floor tiles, the plasterer has already tested the waterproofing for you, and if that layer of waterproofing is not done well, no matter how much waterproofing fluid you do on the floor tiles, it will be useless, and it will leak.