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Anonymous users2024-01-24The bathroom does not have a drop plate, which means that the drainage pipe of your bathroom is on the top of the next bathroom;
However, the drainage pipe on the top of your bathroom is from a resident upstairs, and it is made in this way of different-layer drainage;
The problem is that there is nothing wrong with it, it can be used for residential purposes.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Depends on how tall you need If it's not too high, you can buy some waterproof glue to get it.
Plate reinforcement is anchored into a beam or reinforced concrete wall. The bottom of the beam must be lower than the bottom of the slab or flat.
If there is no falling plate, it will be made to drain the same layer without falling plate. Toilet drainage is roughly divided into heterogeneous drainage and same-layer drainage. At present, the drainage of the same layer is divided into the drainage of the same layer, the micro falling plate, and the non-descending plate. >>>More
The bathroom slab is generally lowered by about 100, and the surrounding beam height is generally greater than 200, so that even if your floor slab is 100 thick, the slab is still within the support of the beam, that is, the support of the beam or the slab. As for the negative reinforcement, of course, it cannot be penetrated with the adjacent slabs, because the elevation is different and cannot be penetrated, so the negative reinforcement can be considered to extend into the beam.
Divide the cast-in-situ slab, and if the slab thickness is different, define another attribute and use the Adjust Component Elevation command to lower the slab. The folded plate is solved with the component skew command.
What do you mean by waterstop? There is no regulation that the toilet must be made of a waterstop, because the waterstop is usually set at the position of the concrete construction joint, but there is a regulation that the toilet must be made of no less than 200 high plain concrete flanging.