Smashing the ground to make floor heating can not only be convenient for yourself, water leaks to the downstairs, waterproof measures must be taken

Today, I answered a question from an owner. The owner said that the renovation of the upstairs of his house had smashed the ground, and he had to re-apply the floor heating. During the backfilling stage of the floor heating, water seeped into his house. He asked what should be done in this situation?

Let’s first analyze why this happens.

If you want to do floor heating without affecting the height of the floor, smashing the ground is a method that many owners think of, but this method suffers the most from the downstairs.

First, the sound is very loud when hitting the ground. If it is a rough house for decoration, it is not bad. If the downstairs is already occupied, it will be really uncomfortable downstairs.

The second is to smash the ground to smash the cement mortar leveling layer on the top of the floor, and the rest is the floor. At this time, the ground has no waterproof effect. Put water upstairs in the cracks of the wall or the place where the line pipe is embedded, and directly Flow downstairs.

This is why the upstairs floor heating backfill leaks water downstairs.

But this kind of practice upstairs is very irresponsible, it is convenient for oneself, regardless of others.

If the owner doesn’t know, it’s excusable. The business that makes floor heating for him should know that water seepage downstairs doesn’t seem like a big deal. If you meet a talkative owner, say something nice or take care of the roof of the house. That’s alright. If you run into a difficult-to-talk owner, you won’t be able to make enough money from the floor heating to pay for the downstairs.

In this case, floor heating must be done. The ground must be waterproofed before floor heating, or a layer of waterproofing must be applied or a waterproof film should be laid on the ground before floor heating. The probability of water leakage should be reduced as much as possible. make trouble for others.

What should I do if this happens at home?

When this happens, there is no need to worry, and there is no need to get angry. Now the water leakage is only due to the backfill of the floor heating. In the past construction stage, there will be no water leakage problem later.