Decoration mistakes, there is no socket on the tile wall of the bathroom, can I add it to the tile w

Yes, here's how:

1.First of all, determine the socket position of the bathroom wall (preferably in the center of a brick), and use a cutting tool to cut off the bricks at the predetermined socket position from the bottom of the ground (leaving a brick to protect the waterproof layer) to the last bunch of whole bricks. Cover the wall along the excision area to the ceiling and connect it to a circuit that can be wired (note what the power of this socket will be used in the future).

Finally, according to the area of the excision area, you can buy mosaic paste surface, this method is more beautiful.

2.The professional waterproof wax pipe is directly surfaced to the predetermined area, and the internal wiring is laid according to the power of the equipment. This method is concise.

Either way, a waterproof socket is required.

It's not good to add, it's more troublesome to impose it, you have to knock off the tiles, open the wiring groove on the wall to lead to the power supply, and then route the pipe to the bathroom wall from the power supply, and thread. Seal the wall with cement and then reattach the knocked tiles, anyway, that's how it tosses.

Yes, slotted pipe routing outside the bathroom wall, cut a hole the size of a junction box in the tile, open it to the back of the wall, and find the access to the power supply on the back of the wall for connection. It is recommended to ask the master who applied the tiles to help you open the hole, because their skills are better. The back side is filled with mortar, and then the wall paint is patched by the painter.

But yes, if you don't want to destroy the porcelain plate, ask the electrician to help you install a bright box, making pipes, and trunking plates.

If you don't want to destroy the tiles, you can only install the topstitches.

Look at the right location before installing.