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Anonymous users2024-01-24It mainly depends on the thickness of the cement layer of the tile paste.
It would be nice if you had already designed the location where you would install the electric water heater before pasting the bathroom wall tiles.
Generally, the foreman will make a technical disclosure to the construction personnel, explain the location of the water heater to be installed, explain the thickness of the cement layer of the tile pasted in that part, and tell the worker the special requirements for the wall tile pasting at that location. It should also be noted that the corners of the wall tiles must not be hollow. The thickness of the cement base layer is 5 to 6 cm, and there is no problem in installing a water heater with a capacity of 100 liters.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Just frame the point where the water heater is installed and build it with red bricks, and you can hang up the big water heater in the future.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22OK! To use a long internal expansion screw. It's best to hang a few more points.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21What capacity do you pack? The intensity is a bit dangerous!
It seems that it has always been 50, unless there is a special place, the specification requirement must be 100 before it will be considered. The main thing is that the P-bend of 100 is too big and will affect the height of the ceiling. In addition, the drainage function of floor drains and washbasins is also different, so in order to prevent debris from being discharged into the drainage, most floor drains are equipped with anti-debris filter bowls, and their drainage is naturally very slow.
This should refer to the thickness of the door leaf of the anti-theft door, that is, the thickness of the door leaf is 10CM.
The profile square pipe column is stable up and down, and then the moisture-proof cement fiber board on the 2nd side is waterproof, and the surface is recommended to be waterproof.
Walls of this thickness are not load-bearing walls and can generally be smashed.
The bathroom shower area should be 180cm high or to the top of the wall (reason: to prevent the water from the shower from splashing on the wall and penetrating into the wall, causing the back of the wall to return to moisture.) ）；There is a bathtub on the place to turn the brush 30 higher than the bathtub; Other walls generally have to be 30cm high (reason: >>>More