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Anonymous users2024-01-24The sunken toilet can be changed at will.
The drains that do not sink are all worn through the floor slabs, dead and cannot be moved.
The sunken drainage pipes are laid on the floor slab and can be laid casually like water supply pipes.
Tall fixtures are easy to shift (washbasins, etc.), and sitting fixtures cannot be shifted (toilets).
If you have to shift, you can look to "Geberit", they often do shifts.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Urgent! Under the guidance of the master! Thank you!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22...Will the bathroom sink ?
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Anonymous users2024-01-21There is no absoluteness in things, and there are pros and cons to source change.
From the perspective of water leakage, the probability of sinking water leakage is lower than that of rapid cracking, but it is relatively troublesome to maintain. The probability of leakage in ordinary toilets is relatively high, but it is more convenient to maintain.
The benefits of the layer box: keep the 2 drains smooth and waterproof, and do a good job of slope flow to the 2 drains in the layers, if there is an accident, the water can flow out from the 2 drains to minimize the leakage rate of stagnant water.
After the floor is paved, the floor should be at the same level as the height of the living room after completion.
Sunken toilets are non-sunken and optimized design.
In the 70s and 90s of the last century, the toilets of our family buildings and commercial houses were exposed in the sunken bay, and they fell directly on the top of the downstairs neighbor's bathroom. In this way, it not only affects the internal image of the bathroom downstairs, but also extremely indecent, especially; The noise caused by the water upstairs directly affects the quality of life of the residents downstairs. >>>More
Yes, as long as the drainage pipe is moved to the desired position, the pipe is long, and the slope elbow should be used as little or as possible, and the bond will be firm, and there will be no sequelae.
Subsidence means that the elevation of this floor slab is lower than the normal indoor elevation, and generally the 2 sides of the beam will be subsided, that is, the subsidence slab has 2 supports for beams. There is a detailed structure of the reinforcement at the junction with the slab. See 04G101-4 for details.