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Anonymous users2024-01-24Bathroom for a brick does not need to do waterproof, but you change the brick process will be difficult to avoid the destruction of the waterproof layer, you must be careful, you take off the brick, the following brick layer has been hard, if you want to paste a new brick must shave off the brick layer, at this time waterproof is very easy to destroy, it is recommended that you change the brick do not shave the brick layer that has solidified below, to the building materials market to see if there is that kind of thin adhesive brick glue, be sure to scrape the brick under the glue, to prevent water seepage from the periphery of the brick in the future. Finally, the bricks are caulked around and must be embedded.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23When lowering the tiles, do not damage the tiles that are out of position, and also prevent the surrounding tiles from hollowing.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's nothing, just don't destroy other places.
Use a cutter to cut one or two bathroom floor tiles along the perimeter of the floor tiles, and then carefully knock them off. This will not damage the surrounding floor tiles.
The bathroom is not hindered by the mirror, and the two can not take pictures of each other, because the bathroom is a place of filth, and there is no fear of any evil, and pollution and evil do not hinder each other.
If the glaze is a place where the brick is in the gap, it is caused by the thermal expansion and contraction of the wall, and the cracking is generally possible when the cement is too high when paving, or the wall sinks.
Whether there are gaps in the pasting of tiles, one is whether there are requirements, and the other is the quality of tiles (whether the specifications are the same). Explain your specific situation and then explore it.
Do you know that there is a water pipe behind the two wall tiles, there is a water pipe is leaking, if it is after taking a bath, there is a watermark after a while, that is, the corner waterproof is not done,