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Anonymous users2024-01-24If it is used as an overhead floor, it must be waterproof, and it must be done carefully. I hope my answer can help you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's best to brush this one on just in case.
You're bold enough, the bathroom should be in the corner of the big house, right? If so, it should be fine. Pay more attention to whether there are cracks on the floor and walls, and avoid anything that is aggravated in the bathroom.
Building a toilet on a prefabricated cement slab? Even if the load bearing is fine, don't you worry about water leakage? Now it seems that no one uses prefabricated panels in the construction of houses, and they are basically poured directly. If you must divide the bathroom on the prefabricated panel, be sure to waterproof the floor.
The ceramsite backfill caisson is filled with ceramsite, and the water absorption and water storage of this caisson are relatively general. >>>More
Yes, use some good cement when tiling, and it will never crack after curing it well and drying it thoroughly.
It's hard to generalize. If you look at the shock absorption manual and other materials, even if it falls, the safety system of the kitchen and bathroom is relatively high; People lying in the kitchen and bathroom will also have a higher chance of survival. As an additional note, the kitchen here must be an original design kitchen, and if it is a kitchen moved to a balcony, shade, or storage room, it is a different matter. >>>More