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Anonymous users2024-01-24Sawdust is mixed with water and wet, filled into the embedded parts, can effectively avoid the entry of concrete, for the sake of insurance, can be wound with tape, fixed on the steel bar with iron wire, try to make the embedded parts close to the template, in order to facilitate the rapid positioning after the removal of the template, in case of a slight movement in time, you can also use the hammer to lightly hit the top plate, and the sound quality cavity is the embedded parts. In humble opinion, I hope it helps.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The best way is to put in the waste newspaper, to be stuffed, the dry newspaper is very absorbent, a little bit of concrete loses its moisture and has no strength, it can also be replaced by sawdust and other fillers that are easy to absorb water, which is time-consuming and laborious.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's better if you fill in more of the fine sand in the river, which is not too wet and not too dry.
Generally, the bathroom is a suspended ceiling, so it will not be plastered, and it will be waterproof in the future, so it is normal not to plaster.
The amount of work is small, the general construction team is unwilling to undertake, there is no money to make, can only find someone you know to renovate, or find the property department to assist in maintenance.
It's okay, some bathrooms have bath bombs or other appliances on the top, and the height is determined by the design and use, not necessarily the same height.
Compared with the traditional ceiling, the integrated ceiling has its distinctive characteristics, it is a combination of metal square plate and electrical appliances, heating module, lighting module, ventilation module, is the product of modern people in the pursuit of high-quality bathroom life, the listing of integrated ceiling can be said to be a major change in the ceiling industry.
Are you talking about the sound of the ventilation fan shaking as a whole? Or the sound of the fan when it starts? If it is the overall shaking, it means that the fan is not buckled when it is installed, causing it to shake, if the fan is too loud, it may be that there is a problem with the motor, or it may be the sound of the wire jamming the fan blades.