Can a floor drain be placed at the toilet door? The reason is that the door has been moved, and the

Credible, not aesthetically pleasing.

buhao is best taken with a bit.

Generally speaking, it will not come out of the water, it depends on whether the drain pipe of your home is just a floor drain, whether it is also connected to the sewer in other places, if it is connected, then if the water pipe of the floor drain is blocked below the head, your floor drain may come out of the floor drain if it is connected to the drain in addition, because my house is like this, the floor drain in the shower room is also connected to the drain of the kitchen washing basin, the oil stain of the washing basin blocks the drain of the drain, and the water in the washing basin sometimes comes out of the floor drain. As long as you have a drain pipe, you usually have no problem, and that's the case in my house now. This is my experience, I hope it will help you!

The main function of the floor drain is drainage, if it is installed at the door, you must pay attention to the anti-odor function of the floor drain, otherwise the home is far away from the smell, and the sewer insects will also take the opportunity to invade your home, it is recommended to choose [Duoling] pure copper anti-odor floor drain, which can effectively play the role of anti-odor, anti-insect and anti-backwater, giving you a pure and healthy life!

This is a big makeover, it's not a big problem.

First of all, the floor drain is an unreasonable design in itself placed at the door.

Secondly, we need to understand what the role of the floor drain is to remove the water in the bathroom, which means that the location of the floor drain must be a little lower than other places.

Thirdly, some floor drains will smell when they are used, and if your entire house is compact, it will inevitably have an impact on the home environment.

Fourth, if you have to install it at the door, in terms of aesthetics, it is a bit far-fetched, it is better to do appropriate decoration according to the actual situation, such as putting a decorative ornament above the floor drain...

Good luck! ~

The water will definitely not bubble, and the bathroom floor tiles are much lower than the surface of the place? If it weren't much lower, you wouldn't be able to flush it directly with a bucket, and if the shower was too watery, wouldn't it rush out of the door? It's best to change it

It is better not to put it at the door, you can bury the hidden pipe, the water will be lowered from the doorway, and the floor drain will lead inside. But be careful not to throw things down. Easy to block.

It must not be credible, because the floor where the floor drain is installed is lower than the other floors, so that the water will drain through the floor drain to the sewer pipe. In this case, not all the water will flow to the door!