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Anonymous users2024-01-23Aren't you afraid that the upstairs sewer pipe leaks into your kitchen in case it leaks?
Upstairs, a thick sewage pipe hangs just below the ceiling of your kitchen, and the sound of drainage from above won't affect your cooking? Doesn't it affect your appetite?
1.It's best to stagger it! 2.If the waterproofing on it is done well, it doesn't matter! 3.It depends on your own layout + good luck!
If you want to deal with it downstairs, you need to use high-pressure grouting to plug the leak. In the upstairs bathroom, if there is no problem with the plumbing, you can use --- cologne fine seam glue to treat all tile joints. It works great! After drying, it is fully transparent, and the cost performance is very good!
This is not an auspicious issue, and it must be avoided from a design code point of view.
If the functional area upstairs is used as a toilet, then the downstairs can never be used as a kitchen, because the toilet is a place to excrete waste and garbage, and the kitchen is a place to cook for the whole family to eat, it is a clean and hygienic place, if the upstairs is a toilet and the downstairs is a kitchen, over time, the physical condition of the whole family will deteriorate, so you had better understand before making a decision, otherwise when the family is sick, it will be too late to regret.
The legal basis is Article 83 of the General Principles of the Civil Law, which stipulates that the adjacent parties to the immovable property shall, in accordance with the spirit of conducive to production, convenience of life, solidarity and mutual assistance, fairness and reasonableness, correctly handle the adjacent relationship in terms of water interception, drainage, passage, ventilation, lighting and other aspects. Where obstructions or losses are caused to neighboring parties, the infringement shall be stopped, the obstruction removed, and the losses compensated. >>>More