-
Anonymous users2024-01-24Under normal circumstances, the sewers on the 1st floor are placed separately, if you want to change the location of the sewers, you can directly report to the property, if you want to occupy a common area, then you have to obtain, the consent of other owners, if you just change it, generally do not need to obtain other properties, the property owner's consent to directly modify it.
No;
The kitchen sewage can be recycled after treatment, and the bathroom sewage is directly discharged to the septic tank and disposed away. >>>More
Put the washing machine opposite the toilet, put the overall shower room in the parallel position of the toilet, and put the washing dresser on the left side of the door (opposite the shower room), so that the space is used reasonably, and the washing machine and the toilet are not wet together, which is convenient for going to the toilet; Washing machine waste water flushes the toilet bowl and saves. The washing and dressing table is the entrance position, the overall shower room is the inner corner, the layout is reasonable, the shower water will not splash on the washing table, the dressing mirror is close to the inside, just not in the direction of the door, the feng shui is good, you can refer to it, the key is to be practical.
OK. There are 2 ways to change the toilet drainage:
1. Negotiate with the owner downstairs to change the original pipes directly from downstairs. This method is the least likely to cause clogging, provided that your landlord agrees, of course. >>>More
The anti-corrosion method of the sewer pipe in the bathroom on the first floor is generally to brush asphalt paint on the surface of the cast iron pipe. Because cast iron pipes are inherently corrosion-resistant, they do not require special anti-corrosion treatment.
Basically, the location of the toilet drain in each community is fixed, and if the toilet drain is changed to an ordinary sewage pipe, other people's homes will smell.