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Anonymous users2024-01-24There is no need to make a dam between the dry area of the bathroom and the wet area, and there is no need to make a retaining dam, and the dry area will become a wet area, as long as the floor tiles.
If it is well pasted, there is no water in the dry area.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23A difference of one centimeter in height is fine. Of course, if you are likely to pour water in a wet area by turning over the basin, you should still make a 3 4 cm high threshold to retain water.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It really depends on what kind of layout the bathroom is. How many people's preferences? This can be done or not. If you do it, it's the shower area. Make a dam.
Let's install a shower room, you can learn about it, it's good.
Of course, whether it is a dry area or a wet area, it is possible to take the pipe wiring, as long as it is safe and standard. (The wire can not have a connection) the wire should be inlet pipe, and the switch cavity should be a waterproof socket! In fact, there are many projects to install electricity and lights in the water outside! >>>More
Generally speaking, if you install a small basket radiator, which can be installed above the back of the toilet, the height is more than 1 meter, which is generally one meter high. If you are installing a normal radiator, then the radiator installation height is more than 15cm from the ground. >>>More
Generally, it is at least this large, but it is better to have less wet areas because it prevents mold and is clean and hygienic.
Must be anti-fog lamps. Nowadays, LED lamps are mostly used.