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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, it can be lower than the living room, but not higher than the living room.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Treatment: Install a door stone, pave a little obliquely, and chamfer on both sides. (That is, before paving, let the corners of the door stone be edging.) ）
The highest point of paving bricks is generally the thinnest centimeter, and it has to be calculated according to the actual elevation, if you want to solve the problem, there are three ways.
1. Add the alloy bridge, the wear-resistant connection is still relatively good.
2 The ground is directly hit the ground floor and tiles or let go of the bridge.
3 The ground is self-leveling, leveling can be effectively solved, the price is 25 35 55 how much money is available, and it can also prevent the floor from dusting.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Why do we need to resolve it? Our rooms here are all low living rooms. The kitchen is on the left side of the entrance, which is naturally higher than the living room. Nothing bad huh.
SIMPLE, WITH A THICKNESS OF MORE THAN 2MM STAINLESS STEEL STRIPS, MAKE A SLOPE, THE SLOPE IS 30-40 DEGREES, YOU CAN GIVE HIM COLOR, OLD, PAINT AND OTHER TREATMENTS, IN THIS WAY, IT IS CONVENIENT FOR FUTURE CLEANING WORK, AND WILL NOT TRIP PEOPLE, BEAUTIFUL AND PRACTICAL, THE COST IS NOT HIGH.
The back drainage and side drainage can be done, but the lower drainage is too far, the drainage will not be smooth, and it is easy to block.
It's not good, it will affect sleep, and it's better to change the head of the bed.
The height of the toilet door is 185 cm, and the height of the toilet door is 185cm, this height should be OK, and this should be able to have sunlight intake, or very good drops.
It belongs to the slow slope type and can be paved, but the dead post cannot.