Is it possible to walk the bathroom sewer pipe in the room?

No.

It is recommended that the water pipe go to the top is the safest. The main reason is that most of the waterway reconstruction is done by dark pipes, and the characteristic of water is that water flows to a lower place. If the pipeline goes underground, it is difficult to find the leakage in time once it occurs, and the leakage will only be found if the water overflows or the floor is deformed and leaks downstairs, and it is difficult to find the leakage because the water pipe is buried.

At this time, the huge loss is irreparable, and even seriously affects the friendly neighborly relationship.

If the water pipes go to the top, it may be more expensive to change the water, but as a long-term investment, it is worth it. Even if the water pipe goes to the top, even if the water leaks, it can be found in time, which is convenient for maintenance and the loss is small.

If you lay a wooden floor, cement leveling will bury the water pipes, and there is no problem! If you hit the keel and then lay the wooden floor, you have to be more leisurely!

The bathroom is generally lower than the room, and the water will not drain out when you walk down the pipe, only on the ceiling of the room below the floor.

My bedroom and bathroom are separated by a wall, and I have put a washing machine and installed a water inlet pipe in the corner, which has been used for a year. The downstairs bed is next to the bathroom. Now he was suddenly complained by the downstairs that we violated the property related regulations, and said that we woke him up in the middle of the night with water.

Actually, we didn't use it after 12 p.m. But now I can't tell. This is the problem we actually encounter for your reference.

How can it.

1) Go on the tube. If your pipe has to pass through the floor of the bedroom, it is likely that the entire surface will be raised, or it will be higher than the original horizontal level, and the overall height of the entire door and balcony sliding door will be increased, and the corresponding cost will also be increased a lot.

2) From the perspective of daily life, people in the bathroom will have sound when they pass through the pipe, which will affect the rest of the normal room.

3) Feng Shui. Sewage is forbidden to pass through the bedroom, as is the drain in the kitchen. It's a drain.

If you don't know, please don't mislead others.

Don't go down the drain in general! And the room walks down the sewer pipe and you either raise the ground or bare, the raised ground is unsightly, and the bare is even more ugly! It is very troublesome to repair in the future, so avoid it if you can avoid it!

Depending on what you have in the water, the basin can be grooved along the wall, if the toilet is not, it also depends on your building structure, if it is a brick and concrete structure, such a practice should avoid load-bearing walls!

Yes, as long as the design is thoughtful and all aspects are taken into account, it is recommended that you find a professional to take a look.