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Anonymous users2024-01-24Draw a picture of you. I recommend walking outdoors with an open tube. Then from the back of the toilet to the floor drain, the key is to make two holes in the wall. It is best to raise it 5 cm so that the pipe has a slope.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is no better way to use a pedestal and connect a drain pipe along the edge of the wall.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If you don't want to hit the floor, there are only two ways, first, to see if the downstairs will not be taken over for you (it is generally impossible), and second, then use the one with a base first, and connect the drainage pipe along the wall. But you don't want to use a base one, it's no choice.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Install the whole shower room.
The sewers are smelly, please fill the drain with water to close the smell, if it can't be solved, you need to change the anti-odor cloud seal type floor drain.
In fact, as long as the cement is laid tightly, it will generally be fine, but the main thing is that all kinds of pipes are easy to cause water leakage, your first problem, as long as the ground part is not against the corner of the wall, there will generally be no problem. The second problem, if the drain of your floor drain is inserted in the original sewer pipe, there is no problem, but if it is suspended, there is a possibility of water leakage, you can remove the floor drain, brush the pipe and the vacated pit with water without leaking several times, and then glue the floor drain in place with glass glue. There is generally no problem.
Leaking water at the connection between the sewer pipe and the floor slab is what you are talking about. >>>More
Generally, a small bathroom of only a few square meters, because the area is too small to achieve dry and wet separation, so it is difficult to pursue too high shower quality, then the best solution is to turn the entire bathroom into a shower room. Therefore, both in the overall planning and product selection, this principle should be followed. The workaround is: >>>More
No, put a hundred to the heart, in fact, it's not a floor drain, the picture you sent is only for drainage in the bath. The real floor drain is buried 30 to 40 cm below the floor tiles near the corner of the wall, which is invisible, so to speak, there are at least 4 drains in the bathroom, and 5 more. If it is four drains, three can be seen and one cannot be seen, and if it is five drains, it is also seen that three can be seen and one cannot be seen, because during construction, workers will use only one drain pipe to wash their hands and drain their urine pockets in order to cut corners, I hope to adopt, thank you.