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Anonymous users2024-01-24THE BATHROOM IS SINKING 80CM, THE BUILDING DEBRIS IS FILLED WITH SAND, THIS IS CAUSED BY THE BACKFILL IS NOT DENSE AND SINKING, THE CONSTRUCTION PROCESS IS BACKFILL SLAG CONCRETE, THE RATIO IS 1:6 CEMENT, SLAG, BACKFILL MUST HAVE A CERTAIN STRENGTH, SO AS NOT TO PRODUCE THIS SITUATION.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It could be that you filled in something wrong. That's why stuffed things swell. Your water pipes must have gone underground. A level 2 drain should have been done before. The inside should be empty. You can't fill in the stuff, so if you do it now, you'll just dig it all up.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's not pasted well, and when it's pasted, there are places where the cement will bulge when there are too many days, and if it's pasted, it's very smooth.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21I don't know what you filled, it should be that question, you still go to consult the decoration hosting experts of the decoration E station website.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It could be a problem with the cushioning.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Do you make concrete without tamping? Tender is really professional enough.
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Sunken toilet.
It refers to the partial or overall sinking of the toilet structural layer from the corresponding floor at a certain height (generally 40CM) during the construction of the main body, so that the horizontal drainage pipe of the bathroom is buried in it, and then backfilled with lightweight materials, and the structural structure only needs to be set up with a hole for the drainage riser to use. Drainage risers are reliably set in the corners of the walls, and can be covered with external curved partitions when the owners decorate. >>>More
The best way to do this is to remove it all and rebuild it: first tamp the floor, then make it waterproof. Either deal with the sinking place: cut off the floor tiles, tamp the point, expand the area slightly, make it waterproof, and finally lay flat bricks.
Sunken toilet refers to the elevation of the cast-in-situ floor floor of the bathroom, which is about 15 cm or more lower than the overall ground, and the sewer pipe is hidden under the bathroom floor.
Fill with slag, level with cement mortar, then brush with waterproof paint, and then pave the floor tiles.