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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, it is forbidden to enter the well, it is difficult to ensure that your bathroom will not leak water into the well, the elevator car is not waterproof, you have to do that to do a good job of waterproofing, it is generally best to stay away, so as not to lose money!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is nothing wrong with this, this is a structural layout problem, it does not involve any problems, it is okay, but during construction, the room next to the elevator shaft needs to be insulated and soundproofed. What can't other rice oils...
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, there is no technical impact, basically no sound insulation, no loud noise, and it is not a tractor.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It's best not to, the elevator runs loudly and affects the use of the bathroom! If you can do a good job of soundproofing, you can do it too! But this will inevitably increase the cost of decoration!
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Anonymous users2024-01-20The owner likes the real dragon, why not!
Refrigerators are generally placed in the kitchen and dining room, and large-capacity refrigerators can also be placed in the living room, not in a humid or easily splashed place, and the splashed water and dirt should be wiped clean with a soft cloth in time to prevent rust and affect the electrical insulation performance; If the shower room you said is separated by a door, it is still okay, it is best not to put it in the bathroom that is too close to the moisture, if there is really no way to put it, take protective measures in advance, such as desiccant or raise the bottom of the refrigerator.
Does your water heater use an angle valve? If so, remove all of your angle valves. Also, see if the diameter of your hose is too small, and if so, use a stainless steel bellows that connects directly to your water heater pipe, so that your water flow should be much larger. >>>More
Back-to-back bathrooms can be equipped with a plasma electrical box.
The two bathrooms are back-to-back, and only one wall-mounted, instantaneous water heater is sufficient, but it needs to be punched through the wall hole and a tee needs to be added.
The elevator shaft of high-rise buildings is used as a tube or core tube to resist lateral forces, and it is a seismic wall (concrete shear wall).