Can I install a bathroom in a bedroom without drainage? Will cement seep water downstairs?

You can't install a bathroom here, it's 100% going to leak! Find the management unit to reflect and ask the other party to dismantle, or you can bear it! If you can't do it, go to court and sue X.

You can use a sewage lift pump to solve your problem, and if there is no drainage, there will be no leakage, seepage, etc.

Should ask the upstairs to be restored immediately! It will definitely have an impact on your life!

There can be many reasons, whatever the reason, immediately order the upstairs to restore the original use function, or make rectifications. Otherwise, it is right to sue him in court.

1. The gravity of the bathtub is very large, and in the United States, there are cases of falling with people in the bathtub.

2. There are many people who have done waterproofing and later destroyed it.

3. Waterproof has a great smell, which will reach your home and affect your health.

Solemn negotiation and resolute restoration.

Generally speaking, this is still a waterproof problem that is not done well. Their family said they had done 4 layers of waterproofing, and they had tried water. That is to say, the water leakage is solved, but the water seepage is not.

It's nice to seep water down the cement, but do you know where the water comes from? Or a new bathroom in the upstairs house, the 4th layer of waterproofing can only be said to not leak directly, and the seepage water is seeping from the wall when taking a bath. Generally, the room without drainage function is used as a bathroom, and all four walls must be done when doing waterproofing, and the height must exceed the height of the shower, so that there will be no water leakage.

The solution: only consultation.

Whatever the reason, negotiate with the owner upstairs first to see if there is any reasonable solution, or you can go to the property to communicate. For related questions, it is recommended that you go to Aiju to check.

If you do a good job of waterproofing, it will not seep water downstairs. The key is that the drainage pipe of your home should pass through the roof of the downstairs, and it should also be connected to the main sewer pipe of the whole building. Your downstairs neighbors may disagree, think about who wants the roof of their bedroom to have a bathroom sewer pipe, and you change the ground theme structure of the house, the property and the developer will not agree, even if they agree, or you and the neighbor have discussed the unauthorized change, the developer and the property will hold you accountable if there is a problem in the future.

I am now a civil engineer, and I often encounter such problems. In fact, in the final analysis, if you really want to change, the technical problems during the modification, a slightly better decoration company can do a good job. The key is to negotiate with your downstairs neighbors.