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Anonymous users2024-01-23If it is on the first floor, it can be changed, and if it is on the second floor including the second floor or above, it is necessary to consult with the neighbors.
The sanitary room for home decoration often encounters a troublesome problem, that is, the toilet drain in the bathroom is not very suitable, and the decoration design needs to be painstakingly conceived if it is renovated for the convenience of use. Four common ways to remodel your toilet drain teach you how to move your toilet drain pipe.
Displacement of a small area:
Use a special shifter for lifting, there is CM, it is recommended not to exceed 10CM shifter, which will affect the effect of punching and draining.
Wide range of displacement:
Floor elevation (generally 20CM high), discharge pipes, pipes should have a certain slope, but the distance should not be too long, the distance is long, the slope of the pipeline should be larger, the ground elevation will increase, and the flushing effect will also be affected. The drain pipe can be connected to the original pothole, and can also be connected to the sewer main pipe with 3 passes.
Floor slab perforation displacement:
If it is a duplex or a villa, you can make holes in the floor slab and re-take over the installation.
Wall-mounted toilets:
If possible, you can choose a wall-row toilet, as long as you build a short wall, and directly connect the pipe to the sewer main.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The toilet sewer pipe can be changed, but pay attention to waterproofing.
The water flows downward, the sewer pipes are no pressure, and the natural flow of water, how do you use the sewer pipes on the top? So don't go up the sewer pipe.
You should be talking about a top-to-bottom, common sewage pipe or domestic drainage pipe (sewer pipe), and generally it can't be changed to the way you say it. Because, such a bend, even if it is connected with a 45° elbow, there is still a risk of blockage, and this risk is relatively high. Besides, the property may not be the same as yours. >>>More
If it is not allowed by the riser, the sewage pipe not only drains down, but also exhausts upward. >>>More
It is better to have a slope. One is that the drainage is smoother, and then the kitchen water is oily, and the oil is easy to scrape and attach to the pipe wall if the drainage pipe has no slope, and the oil stain will become more and more serious after a long time, which will seriously hinder the smooth flow of drainage.
Of course, the key is to see how you want to change it? And how much space do you have? There must be enough space, and the plan must be designed so that it cannot be changed rashly.