Is it true that filling the bathroom with construction waste and saying that it is more absorbent?

Updated on Bathroom 2024-09-13
1 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    This one doesn't work.

    1. Most of the construction waste is stone concrete, etc., and its weight is relatively heavy, and for some bathrooms with a relatively large sinking height, it will increase a lot of weight, and it is generally not very safe.

    2. The void ratio between the garbage is large, then the storage capacity is small, and in the future use, the pressure above will cause the ground to sink, which will lead to the detachment of the floor tiles.

    3. The water absorption rate of construction waste is high, and the water vapor in the bathroom is often heavier, which will make the water accumulate below all the year round and damage the waterproofing of the ground.

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