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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, use galvanized pipes, walk pipes and threads, requirements, horizontal and vertical, and require the decoration team to produce as-built drawings to prevent problems in the future, and do not know how to repair.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is a waterproof layer on the floor of the bathroom, and no pipelines can be taken!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The method you said is okay, and you can press and check it without leaking and then laying the floor. No problem. After doing it once, no one is born with it. There is nothing difficult in the world, but I am afraid that if you have a heart, I am afraid that you will not do it.
You can check it out.
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1: It doesn't matter as long as you don't interfere with normal life and don't trip people; >>>More
OK. However, in some places, it should be noted that because the ground between the building and the floor is generally paved with prefabricated panels, because of its limited thickness, it is not recommended to directly groove and bury the renovated sewer pipes on it, which will destroy the overall structure of the floor and cause potential safety hazards. To reroute the sewer pipe of the toilet, the bathroom floor should be raised with cement, the renovated sewer pipe should be laid, and the two sides should be filled with cement, so that the toilet sewer can be renovated according to the needs of residents, which is safe and convenient.
Try to walk as little as possible on the ground and wall, for fear that in case of moisture leakage will cause damage, the water pipe does not matter, and you should know where to go. >>>More
The passage to the bathroom is fixed. If you can take it away, try to take it away as much as possible to minimize the blockage of the passage, so as to keep the passage unobstructed.
Dark lines are OK, but bright lines are not.