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Anonymous users2024-01-23From the perspective of specification and practicality, there is no problem, but there is no practical experience, so I think it should be good to prevent oil smoke and anti-slip.
Yes, yes, but the pipeline is too long, and there is too much water in the pipeline. It is recommended that you install a solar water heater closer to the bathroom for use in the bathroom. In this way, the amount of cold water released from the tube can be reduced; A "small kitchen treasure" is installed independently in the kitchen, which is ready to use and very convenient.
According to the situation you described. Of course, you can. Let's take a look first. >>>More
As long as you don't change the structure of the house, the bath water does not leak downstairs and cause losses downstairs, your home is your decision! Not illegal!
Not very good, the damp place of the bath will breed bacteria, and it is not suitable for being with the kitchen.
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Hello dear, based on the questions you asked, it is not recommended to connect together. Because from the point of view of pipe drainage, the bathroom and kitchen can use the same drainage pipe, because they both use sewage pipes for discharge. However, for hygiene and safety reasons, it is advisable to design the bathroom and kitchen separately and not connect them together. >>>More