QUOTE(dnst_ @ Jan 6 2023, 01:32 AM)
Hi sifus, would appreciate your opinions on the wall leakage in the 2 bedrooms of my condo unit (1 room next to toilet, 1 room opposite toilet).
SEEKING VIEWS
1) What could be the cause of the wall leakage? I suspect the leakage is due to failed waterproofing of the bathroom floor, which leads to water seeping from bathroom into the bedrooms with laminated flooring. I didn't see any leakage on the walls with tile flooring (e.g., no leakage in kitchen, dining room, area outside bathroom).
2) Any suggestions for a reasonably-priced solution to waterproof the bathroom floor? Prefer non-hacking but a permanent solution (maybe epoxy?). If available, can also share the estimated price in Klang Valley area for a 30 sqft bathroom.
LAYOUT
The leakage is on the lower walls next to the room doors.
The leakage only appeared in the last 1 year, when unit was rented out to tenants.
Both bedrooms have laminated floor, some water damage on the laminated floor near the doors.
The rest are tiled floors (living room, dining room, toilet, area outside toilet).
So far no complaints from the unit below about any ceiling leakage.

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Thank you so much for your views! Much appreciatedĀ
I have similar issue as yours, but mine turn out to be the roof.SEEKING VIEWS
1) What could be the cause of the wall leakage? I suspect the leakage is due to failed waterproofing of the bathroom floor, which leads to water seeping from bathroom into the bedrooms with laminated flooring. I didn't see any leakage on the walls with tile flooring (e.g., no leakage in kitchen, dining room, area outside bathroom).
2) Any suggestions for a reasonably-priced solution to waterproof the bathroom floor? Prefer non-hacking but a permanent solution (maybe epoxy?). If available, can also share the estimated price in Klang Valley area for a 30 sqft bathroom.
LAYOUT
The leakage is on the lower walls next to the room doors.
The leakage only appeared in the last 1 year, when unit was rented out to tenants.
Both bedrooms have laminated floor, some water damage on the laminated floor near the doors.
The rest are tiled floors (living room, dining room, toilet, area outside toilet).
So far no complaints from the unit below about any ceiling leakage.

PHOTOS




Thank you so much for your views! Much appreciatedĀ
The crack of my roof caused the water leaking into it and comes all the way down to my walls.
This post has been edited by nebula87: Jan 6 2023, 10:34 AM
Jan 6 2023, 10:29 AM

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