Is it necessary to get a bathtub in the bathroom?

According to the size of the bathroom space and the habit of use, it is determined whether to install a bathtub.

First, our living habits and rhythm of life determine that we may not be able to take a bath a few times a year, and the bathtub has become a decoration after being bought and used a few times, and it has increased the burden of cleaning for ourselves. Second, safety issues, the bathtub is slippery and easy to fall. Third, it takes up a lot of space and wastes water.

Everyone likes it, but they really use very little, use a lot of water, and take a long time.

For the average family, there is really not much need. It is water-consuming and unhygienic, and it also occupies a lot of space, and the usage rate is also very low.

The bathroom is generally divided into wet and dry areas, and two floor drains are standard settings, one in the dry area next to the toilet and one in the shower room in the wet area. If your bathroom is divided into dry and wet areas, there must be two floor drains, if there is no partition, there is no harm in two, only benefits. Often, if the floor drain is not selected properly when showering, it will cause the drain to stagnate, and in severe cases, it will overflow the toilet or leak to the next floor.