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Anonymous users2024-01-24To put it simply, it is to separate the shower and bath part from the washbasin and toilet. The shower room is usually made of glass, so that the shower water does not wet the entire bathroom! This is a personal understanding.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23<> separation of dry and wet in the bathroom is to separate the humid heat from the area that does not need humid air, such as the area of the washbasin and the vanity mirror should be separated from the rain area from the glass, because the humid heat after taking a bath will run into the area of the sink, which will not only cover the mirror with a layer of fog but also cause air pollution to the dry area. After the separation of dry and wet, there is no need to worry about these problems, and it can be more convenient to clean and reduce the corrosion of the humid environment.
For example, when taking a bath, there is water on the ground in the bathing part of the wet area, and the toilet or washbasin is dry when there is no water on the ground, and the middle is separated by a wall (door) or partition. >>>More
It's about bathing and.
It is easy to separate, and can be separated with a waterproof curtain or partition. >>>More
The handwashing area (dry area) and the shower area (wet area, including the toilet) are separated by a wall. Generally, the handwashing area is outside, and the shower area is included. But waterproofing seems to be done in both dry and wet areas. The difference in waterproofing in wet areas should be done meters. The dry zone doesn't have to be so high.
Shower curtains can be hung between shower pools. Ground waterproofing strips can be made 3 4-5 6 under the curtain.
Dry and wet separation is to separate the shower area from the toilet area and the washbasin, and divide the bathroom into two, dry and wet separate, so that there will be no accidents because of the dampness of the ground, but if the dry and wet are separated, the simple bathroom heating appliances can no longer be satisfied, and it is good to use the dry and wet zonal heating system of AIA.