There is no floor drain in the kitchen, whether it is waterproofed

Recently, a landlord called our Shanghai renovation company.

Asked such a question, there is no floor drain.

of the kitchen. It needs to be waterproofed. Since the owner didn't have a lot of money on hand, we gave him practical advice.

> from an economic point of view, the kitchen does not need to be waterproofed.

Because its essence is to prevent water from penetrating into the walls and floor.

Cause damage to related materials or equipment. However, in terms of the use scenario of the kitchen, the frequency of open water in the kitchen is very low, and water will splash on the ground during the washing operation. Even if it is not mopped, it will naturally evaporate and air dry, and the floor tiles.

If it is porcelain, the water absorption rate is generally below.

If our owners encounter a small probability event such as a water leak (typical angle valve.

Hose. water seepage or bursting), then the effect of waterproofing is to soak in the water too deep for too long (assuming about 5 hours) to minimize the impact on the property downstairs. But things in your own home should still be soaked.

Here we are renovated in Shanghai.

The net suggested that our owners might as well put the triangle valves, hoses, and sinks.

The sewer parts are bought better, and the comprehensive 150 yuan can be done, and the occurrence of water leakage is extremely small under the non-external force damage.

It's a mistake to have no floor drain in the kitchen, and you have to mop and sweep it yourself to clean it up if there's a bit of water. If there is a floor drain, it can be flushed directly, which is convenient and fast.