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Anonymous users2024-01-23OK. There are 2 ways to change the bathroom:
1. Negotiate with the owner downstairs to change the original pipes directly from downstairs. This method is the least likely to cause clogging, provided that your landlord agrees, of course.
2. Raise the floor of the bathroom. The elevation of the floor is directly proportional to the drain in your toilet. If your room height is enough, you can choose this method, but this method may cause sewer blockage in the later stage, so you need to be cautious.
If you just want to make a toilet, you can choose a toilet shifter, but the farthest limit of the shifter is about 15cm, which is more limited and has a greater possibility of blockage.
In addition, most of the sewer renovation properties inside the room will not be managed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It can be changed, but there is limited room for change depending on the location. It is best to make on-site measurements to determine the modification plan.
OK. There are 2 ways to change the toilet drainage:
1. Negotiate with the owner downstairs to change the original pipes directly from downstairs. This method is the least likely to cause clogging, provided that your landlord agrees, of course. >>>More
It is possible to change the room, but it is not recommended to change the room. The bathroom is a filthy place, and sleeping in it affects your health; There will be a sound in the upstairs bathroom that will affect the quality of sleep; The humidity is relatively large, which is not good for the body. If you want to change it, change it to a cloakroom, study, etc.
Yes, you can, but when people use the toilet upstairs, you hear the sound of the toilet flushing upstairs in the room, don't you feel disgusted?
Bathroom, kitchen is not suitable for conversion into bedrooms. No matter how big or good it is, it doesn't fit.
It is not recommended to change the position of the toilet, because it will affect the ability to flush, otherwise the toilet will always be blocked.