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Anonymous users2024-01-24There should be 3, a laundry tub, a toilet, a bathtub, and a sewer pipe each, all of which are finally summarized in a sewer pipe leading to the cesspool. The floor drain does not pass through the toilet, and the floor drain generally leads to the washbasin and bathtub.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I'll do the math for you, and there's two big pipes in the bathroom, one for the sewer pipe, one for the solar pipe, and your bathroom.
There should be at least three pipes connected to the top of the room: a floor drain drain, a washbasin drain, and the thickest of the three urinals, at least three, and some bathrooms will have four to five.
At least two floor drains, one main sewer and one secondary sewer.
Theoretically, it is no problem not to use the electricity that starts at the same time, and I am afraid that there will be small kitchens, refrigerators, etc. in the kitchen.
As a water supply system, there must be a water supply pipe. But it doesn't have to be located in the bathroom, it can also be in the kitchen.
There is no way to return this estimate, so you'd better find another reason.
This depends on the quality of the door that the developer gives you! If the anti-theft door is hot-rolled or cold-rolled plate, then this kind of door is easy to crack, and there are certain problems with the quality, so for the sake of safety protection, then we need to replace the anti-theft door, after all, this material has defects in the process, and the price is relatively cheap.