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Anonymous users2024-01-24It depends on the building conditions of your room, if you install a water heater and shower, if there is water supply and drainage in the peripheral space, these two installation problems are not big, the water diversion pipe comes in, and you can pull 5 to manage the drainage.
The biggest problem is the toilet, the toilet should be connected to the sewage pipe, if there is a toilet next door and a settling tank, it can be drained by the wall.
If there is no toilet or there is no toilet around, it is more troublesome, the problem is that the 110 sewage pipe has a place to drain the water, how to go and hide, and the slope that must be left in advance. Otherwise, it will affect the aesthetics and have potential safety hazards (the pipe is too long or the slope is not enough to be blocked).
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The main thing is that you need to install two pipes, the inlet and the outlet. If you can solve these two, then you don't have a problem with the rest, if you have a large space in your home, there is a sewer pipe outside the house, a water pipe in the house, or a water pipe outside the door, you can get it.
What the subject said should be a sinkhole. The difference in the height of the spout in a living room does not affect the drainage, and the key is that the sewer pipe must be able to drain smoothly. In other words, each branch drain can be drained smoothly to the main drain pipe, so that even if the downspout height is different, it can be drained smoothly. >>>More
No, unscrew the big screw under the pool, and then change the sink drain to a washbasin, but you need to use a larger wrench or pipe wrench, and you must also put glass glue, I don't know how to ask, I hope it can help you.
Usually use the city normally, and there will be basically no sand indoors. Even when the tiles are applied - you can use rags to plug the drain tightly!
Not compliant! Above ground level is not good for drainage! If it's serious, it will affect the use!