The bathroom is a concrete floor, and I want to install a water heater, how to deal with the ground

I had to find a way to draw a pipe from the drain of the toilet bowl as a floor drain.

The waterproof layer in the toilet I recommend the use of two-component polyurethane paint + a glass fiber mesh cloth more than 300g on the line, the coating must be solvent-based (diluted with alcohol-free gasoline, this must be noted, ethanol will) and resin reaction, the taste is a little uncomfortable, but the effect is surprisingly good, the cost is high, but the paint smell is pungent, two-component mixing and dilution within 2 hours to complete the construction, the base cleaning should be clean and dry, generally painted 4-5 times is very good, the thickness can be more than 2mm, If you do it yourself, be careful and ensure that it will not leak for 20 years!! >>>More

You can install a 10-amperge socket for the washing machine, so that each can be used separately without affecting each other.

This is more troublesome Two schemes 1: You can measure the size of the hollow brick to make a big hole Fill in the sand ash with a higher mark The size should be measured The brick is pasted and then the water heater is no problem 2: This scheme must be the partition wall is your own room Use the screws through the wall to pass the wall through the other side of the wall with a steel plate Drill holes on the other side of the wall and then use a nut to screw on the other side to fix the water heater bracket Okay, I don't understand and ask again I hope it can help you I am specialized in installation.

Generally, the space of the bathroom must be at least 280 to install an electric water heater, and the upper part of the water heater should be left at least 20 to 30 cm from the top to prevent head collision or be installed outside the bathroom kitchen.