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Anonymous users2024-01-24Bathroom waterproof construction height: 30CM up to the corner of the wall, 180CM height at the shower, 100CM at the basin. Pay attention to the last time the wall waterproofing and floor waterproofing are done (a total of 2 layers need to be done), and do not leave construction joints in the corners of the wall (that is, do construction pauses and intervals).
Hope this helps LZ somewhat.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The height of the wall in meters. It is also possible to do a full wall.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's good to do it according to the standard, there is no need to do it too high.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21details of the deal
The bathroom is divided into dry area and wet area, the dry area is 60 cm, the wet area is meters, and the specific price depends on what city you are in.
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Practice has proved that the waterproofing of the bathroom does not need to be too high, our home is a little too high, reaching about 1.5 meters, and when the bricks are finally pasted, the bricks are not very strong. So the waterproofing of the bathroom is generally forty or fifty centimeters, I think.
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