Kitchen drain shifting

According to your requirements, the best way is not to move the pipe, but to change the direction of the door. See the figure below for details.

According to method two, the sequelae can be changed, that is, in the later stage, if it is blocked, it can only be dredged in the tube, which is not as convenient as doing it in the cabinet.

Remember to cut as little as possible on the original floor, and let the master calculate how much size is needed for the ground finish (floor tiles = 13 mm, cement layer = 10 mm, pipe = 55 mm, a total of 78 mm) Measure the size of the original floor to the floor tile finish surface to know how much to dig underneath.

The key depends on how high your drain is from the ground. It is recommended that you walk on the wall, which is a bit of a waste of material.

It depends on how much distance you move You boast about the door is very difficult to move I don't know who told you this statement Anyway, it must be a layman The floor slab is a total of a little thickness, and you still want to chisel the protective layer The thickness of the tile and cement is not considered to be leveled, it is 50MM at most The sewer pipe itself is fifty zero You still have to find a slope That adds up to more than 100 thick Do you want to chisel the whole floor slab and drop it downstairs Who told you this method This person is bad Doesn't this harm you.