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This post was last edited by yuchenchf on 2015-10-19 at 15:32. Reward for participation: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. When the underlayment of the indoor floor is made of broken bricks or lime-soil material, the location of the horizontal moisture barrier should be at ( ). A. Within the height range of the underlayment B. At -0.060m below the indoor floor level C. Below the elevation of the underlayment D. At the same level as or above the surface layer of the indoor floor. [Production and Management Division] Seeking moderators and technical discussants to join us
When the underlayment of the indoor floor is made of broken bricks or lime-soil material, the location of the horizontal moisture barrier should be at (D). A. Within the height range of the underlayment B. At a depth of -0.060m below the indoor floor C. Below the elevation of the underlayment D. At the same level as, or above, the surface layer of the indoor floor
When the underlayment of the indoor floor is made of broken bricks or lime-soil material, the location of the horizontal moisture barrier should be at (d). A. Within the height range of the underlayment B. At -0.060m below the indoor floor level C. Below the elevation of the underlayment D. At the same level as or above the surface layer of the indoor floor
D Level with or above the indoor floor finish
When the underlayment of the indoor floor is made of broken bricks or lime-soil material, the location of the horizontal moisture barrier should be at (D). A. Within the height range of the underlayment B. At a depth of -0.060m below the indoor floor C. Below the elevation of the underlayment D. At the same level as, or above, the surface layer of the indoor floor
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D: Level with or above the indoor floor finish
D: Level with or above the indoor floor finish
D When the underlayment of the indoor floor is made of broken bricks or lime-soil material, the location of the horizontal moisture barrier should be at ( ). A. Within the height range of the underlayment B. At a depth of -0.060m below the indoor floor C. Below the elevation of the underlayment D. At the same level as, or above, the surface layer of the indoor floor
When the underlayment of the indoor floor is made of broken bricks or lime-soil material, the location of the horizontal moisture barrier should be at (D, at the same level as or above the surface layer of the indoor floor).
When the indoor floor underlayment is made of broken bricks or lime-soil material, the location of the horizontal moisture barrier should be at (B).