The thickest sewer pipe in the bathroom is how thick it is

The thickest sewer pipe in the bathroom is 150-200. Generally, the main sewer pipe is 75 or 110, depending on the overall design of the building, and some of the main sewer pipes can be made smaller than this by putting a reducer on the top of the sewer pipe. If you want to get out of the main sewer, you can use 75 for general household use, and 50 is enough for the general basin.

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Generally, the main sewer pipe is 75 or 110, depending on the overall design of the building, and some of the main sewer pipes can be made smaller than this by putting a reducer on the top of the sewer pipe. If you want to get out of the main sewer, you can use 75 for general household use, and 50 is enough for the general basin.

THE THICKEST IS THE TOILET DRAIN PIPE: 11CM. Floor drain and washbasin drainage are generally used for pipes: and 5CM, most of them are 5CM.

At present, the thickest is 160 cm, but it is 110 cm for home bathrooms.