What should I do if the bathroom does not have a floor drain

Generally speaking, the pipe under the floor drain is also connected to the sewage pipe, so whether to install the floor drain is mainly to see what the bathroom will look like. Whether it should be made as a dry and wet separation.

Generally, the small bathroom is also made into a shower, and if the shower area and the squatting area are in the same area, then there is no need to add a floor drain, if it is a partition, the general shower area will also add a floor drain.

And if all the drainage goes through the pipe of the squatting toilet, the location of the squatting toilet should be slightly lower, otherwise the bathroom is prone to water accumulation. In fact, adding a floor drain does not take up space, and it is not particularly costly.

In many cases, this is generally the case in old houses, and there are basically none, but you can take a look at the sewer that should have a handwashing area, and it can also be used.

Transform the basin drain into a washing machine floor drain, use a 32*40 PVC directly, connect 32 and 40 pipes at both ends for 10 cm, insert 32 pipes into the round hole of the washing machine floor drain, and insert the basin drain into the 40 pipes.

Only a part of the floor tiles and the underlying concrete were chiseled, and then the brick wall near the drainage pipe was chiseled, and the floor drain drainage pipe was laid. It's a bit of a loss, but it's cool to do it well.

It's best to redo it, so as not to leak when it doesn't get good.

No, don't worry.

Make a hole in the foot of the wall and lead a pipe downstairs.

I really don't understand. How to drain the bathroom without floor drains.