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Anonymous users2024-01-24OK. 1. First of all, do a good job of sealing the ground to prevent the original taste from coming up.
2. After that, the whole wall is cleaned and polished, the ground is mortared, and the floor tiles are pasted.
There are no other requirements.
But try not to live in it, make it a utility room, a laundry room or something.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is not recommended, because this location is definitely a bathroom upstairs, and people live under the bathroom, which is very uncomfortable.
There is no problem in converting it into a cloakroom or storage room.
No, but there are regulations on the form of construction. The Ministry of Land and Resources' definition of villas: refers to single-family detached courtyards, two- to three-story forms; The floor area is quite large, and the floor area ratio is very low. >>>More
It can be converted into a cloakroom, and if it is large enough, it can be made into a set of cabinets, so that it is clean and practical.
It's better not to.
No bathroom can be converted into a room for any other purpose, unless the house was originally designed and constructed as a different room. >>>More
No, because there is no riser. If you insist on changing, the cost is too high and the sequelae are very large.
It can be changed, but the project is huge.
Toilet does not refer to a toilet alone, but is a collective term for toilets, toilets, and baths. According to the layout, the toilet can be divided into three types: independent, part-time and compromise. According to the form, it can be divided into semi-open, open and closed. >>>More