Is it feasible to put a bookcase on a damp wall?

Do the waterproof treatment of the wall first, and then consider placing the bookcase, otherwise it is not only the bookcase that is rotten, but also not good for your health!

Don't worry about the furniture, the top priority is to solve the leakage in the bathroom!

If the waterproof failure of the bathroom and the water has seeped into the wall, it is necessary to find out the water source first, then find the leakage point, and take corresponding measures to plug the leakage to ensure that there is no water leakage, which is fundamental.

There are many kinds of bookcases, stainless steel shelves, PVC materials, as long as it is not wood and MDF, books are no problem, as long as the bookshelf does not have a door, the humidity in the book and the house will be the same, it is no problem, if there is a door, it is not good. I once saw at IKEA the bookshelf lattice hanging on the strong, very cheap and not wood, as long as you put bolts on the wall, that kind is good, modern and fashionable, I hope it will help you!

The wall is damp and the bookcase is definitely not good, the book will be moldy and rotten, you can ask the decoration team to make a moisture-proof partition for you, hopefully.

Let's make a waterproof bathroom again, it's not a way to go on without doing this. It's not good to put a bookcase or not. The waterproof problem has been solved, and anything can be put in.

If the question should be simple, feasible and effective, try to place the bookcase in a ventilated place when the weather is humid, especially in the rainy season, it is best to put some dry dehumidifier or activated carbon in the bookcase, do not wipe it with a damp cloth.

When the indoor humidity is high, close the doors and windows in the windward direction (generally south-facing), or only open the air windows to reduce the moisture and moisture from the outside world into the room, and then open the doors and windows when the weather is clear, so that the room is ventilated and light, the air circulates, and the evaporation of water is accelerated.

2 Quicklime absorbs moisture.

Buy some quicklime, wrap it in newspaper, and put it under the bed, next to the cabinets, tables and stools, and around the room, so that the air in the house can be drier.

3 Wood chips absorb water.

If the moisture in the corridors and aisles of public places is serious, you can sprinkle some wood chips or chaff, which can not only absorb moisture, but also prevent pedestrians from slipping.

4 Keep wet objects outside.

Try not to keep raincoats, umbrellas, and washed clothes wet indoors. In addition, it is best to put a mat at the door of the room and dry the soles of your shoes when entering and exiting to reduce the moisture in the room.

5 It is said that putting some sugar in a shallow jar or bowl also has a dehumidifying effect.