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Anonymous users2024-01-24The stool sewer pipe does not need to be set up with an S bend, and the toilet itself has a water bend that will not cause the odor to overflow, and if the stool sewer pipe is set up with an S bend, it will lead to poor water flow and easy blockage. The floor drain has an S bend because the height of the floor drain water seal is less than 5 cm.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is no problem The toilet itself has an S bend Squatting in the process of installation It is also necessary to install the S-bend Look at your photo The one on the left does not have an S-bend Hand basin has a sewer pipe with an S-bend The floor drain is also an anti-odor floor drain But the bathtub bathroom is not necessarily.
1. Conservative treatment: clean the joint surface of the leakage part, and use the plugging spirit to plug the leakage; >>>More
The main drainage riser belongs to the public facilities and is maintained by the property department to which it belongs, and the branch pipe is responsible for the maintenance of the horizontal pipe.
This situation is caused by the unqualified waterproofing treatment of the upstairs bathroom, and there are gaps in the contact between the waterproof layer and the pipe wall, and the wall-to-ground junction part, resulting in water leakage. In this case, it is advisable to notify the upstairs or property and let the upstairs neighbor carry out repairs.
There is no upstairs responsibility for leaking pipes. Only leakage from the floor slab is the responsibility of the upper floors. Landlords should repair their water pipes as soon as possible so that they do not suffer from it. I hope my answer can help you.
First consider 2 scenarios.
The first situation is that the waterproof layer is broken, this is very simple, find a professional waterproof master to do a local waterproof leakage for you. A few dozen dollars will be solved. >>>More