After the renovation is completed, I find that the slope of the bathroom floor is too small, causing

We now decorate our homes in the bathroom, and because we have bathing requirements, we often use a slightly inclined slope to allow the water to flow out of the drain with a lower place. But many times this slope is not enough, and the water is left in our bathroom, resulting in water accumulation, which can be said to have a great impact on our bathroom environment. Especially if the water is carried to the outside, which causes the environment of the home to be dirty, then how to remedy this situation, how to solve this problem today, and talk to you in detail.

We want to divide the slope into two situations, one situation may be that the water in the bathroom does not flow out, but only the water flows slowly, in this case it is relatively simple to remedy, we can make a small partition in the bathroom, so that the shower is a separate space. At this time, the water can flow within this range, and the speed of drainage will be significantly accelerated. We can also appropriately increase the water retaining strip to let the water flow in one direction, so that the speed of drainage will also increase, which will not affect the normal use of our bathroom.

In the other case, our slope is seriously unreasonable, or even close to flat. It is more difficult to remedy such a situation, and can only use a relatively stupid method, every time there is stagnant water, use a kind of water sweeper, manually sweep the water by yourself, and flow in one direction to ensure that the water can flow out effectively, avoiding too much water to cause the overall environment. If we are really troubled, we generally still have to contact the renovation team, and it is best to be able to rearrange our bathroom floor and decorate it at the same time.

To sum up, the lack of slope in the bathroom will indeed affect our actual use experience, but we must also remember that having a slope does not mean that the slope is too large, if the slope is too large, it will affect our actual use. It is necessary to have a reasonable layout to facilitate the actual use of our toilets, so that we can effectively deal with the problem of stagnant water.

Pry the bathroom tiles open, re-pave the floor, and make the floor a certain slope.

I think it is possible to keep the original floor tiles, then use cement to build the slope, and finally lay another layer of floor tiles, so that you can save the time of smashing the ground and redoing it.

I think the best thing to do is to knock it out and redo it, because the angle can't be changed after laying the floor tiles, so you have to redo it.