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Anonymous users2024-01-24Is it said that the bathroom is made of anti-beams? It is to prevent the water from damp the foot of the wall.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I don't understand what your problem is, it should be the building waterproofing requirements, and it is best to attach the drawings for analysis.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I don't understand if you're talking about the beam or this falling plate, can you tell me more about it?
It depends on the specific structural design.
Non-prestressed reinforced concrete slabs, mainly kanban support (can be understood as support) form and span. For ordinary simple or continuous boards (most of the kitchen and bathroom are of these two types), according to the span size, it is generally 80-120 mm thick. Plates with large spans need to be thickened. >>>More
Upstairs landlord responsibility.
If the water leaks at the joint between the toilet sewer pipe and the floor slab, is it that the water is used upstairs again, causing the water to seep downward; If this is the case, it is because the waterproofing is not done well during the upstairs decoration, which will cause the water to leak downward; >>>More
The sound of floor tiles or hard materials in your home or your neighbor's house. The reason is that there are no expansion joints, and the climate change in winter causes thermal expansion and cold contraction.
According to the regulations, this cannot be blinked. Because beams have a load-bearing role. Drilling holes in the steel bars in the beam destroys its load-bearing capacity. >>>More
Who stipulates that the bathroom floor slab must be thin The bathroom and stairwell should be cast-in-place The safest place in the house is the bathroom The span of the bathroom is relatively small, so it is relatively thin and the area is small