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Anonymous users2024-01-24Is it that the furniture door won't open or is it pressing something? If it is the node of each room, you can adjust the threshold stone, the least can be level, the wooden floor does not have this requirement.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's best to find an experienced bricklayer, they will often encounter such problems and will help you think of solutions.
Your question is interceding, so I can only give you a preliminary solution. Your keel. Interview three. >>>More
The so-called leveling is basically not looking, and it is generally like this. If the ground sand and plaster is not polished, look for it, and forget it after calendering. When you say how much to keep, are you talking about expansion joints? It depends on the size of the room, especially if the living room and dining room are integrated, it should be larger.
It must be leveled, otherwise there will be a sound after it is paved.
It is necessary to roll and brush the ground with an interface agent first, and then level it with cement mortar. The use of cement mortar leveling, in the construction is relatively easy to do, mortar and the original building ground affinity (compatibility) is better than gypsum powder, gypsum powder in the case of too thick batch, there will be cracks after drying, and few people use gypsum powder as ground leveling. In conclusion, it is not suitable to use gypsum powder for leveling the ground.
My house is also covered with nature, and they come to maintain it once a year. You can go to the specialty store and buy the kind of oil that is used to mop the floor, the kind made in the United States. In the future, it is recommended to buy a composite one, which has a small seam.