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Anonymous users2024-01-23The above-ground ones can be changed, but it is generally not recommended to change them, because the changes may affect your sewerage. This specific situation needs to be treated on a case-by-case basis, and it is best to communicate directly with the designer and plumber.
In fact, it is recommended not to move the position of the toilet. If the toilet is displaced, the first thing is that the problem of blockage must be considered in advance, and the tightness of the pipe must also be paid attention to. People who decorate these things will remind the owner again and again. >>>More
It's best not to change it, because the waterproof requirements of the toilet and the kitchen are different, if you change it, there is a great chance that it will leak in the future, and then it will be hard for you downstairs, and you are always responsible for the damages, and if you want to, there are too many pipes that need to be rearranged, too troublesome.
Yes, but you can't use the public flue anymore. A hood hole needs to be cut in the north wall. It is used for exhaust air.
OK. 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. >>>More
If it is theoretically possible to have a balcony on the kitchen, there is also a key problem that needs to be dealt with, that is, no unit or individual has the right to change the location of the gas pipeline without the approval of the gas company, so if you want to change this part, you must get the consent of the gas company, or know someone in this area. And it costs a lot of money for gas pipes to go through walls. >>>More