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Anonymous users2024-01-24Dismantle the gusset to move the warm air outlet, and then remove it to fill the original hole.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If the position of the main keel is not in the way, change the position directly.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, then drain the wires and their things, it's just a little troublesome.
As long as the layout is reasonable, of course it can be changed!
You can change the cost to depend on the price of your city and the price of your decoration materials.
Mostly no.
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It's best not to change, the upstairs and downstairs toilets are in the same location, because the toilets are waterproof, and there are two disadvantages after you change it: first, the pipeline is not easy to change, and the waterproof is not in place will affect the downstairs of your house, which will seep water or damp into the cloakroom of his house, which is easy to cause disputes; Second, the location of the original toilet in your home will often be damp, which is not suitable for living and storing things, so it is recommended not to change it.
The kitchen was originally a place for cooking on fire, so it was very hot, and if it was converted into a bedroom, it would make the owner lose his temper for a long time, causing financial ruins or family conflicts. If it is a commercial house, the original upper and lower neighbors are all kitchens, then it is really "miserable".