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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's hard to imagine why the second floor has to make a big move, and the 50mm pipe in front of the main pipe (110mm) is usually blocked, as long as you open the ceiling of your home, you can dredge, replace, and repair. Then in the future, the second floor should be careful when it is used, and there will be no more problems.
If the main pipe is blocked, then it is not something that can be solved on the second floor, and it is up to the property to deal with it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Absolutely not in favor of it, and there is no need for it, your biggest concession is to make a 110MM hole in the ceiling of your bathroom, and the pipes upstairs will have to come out of this hole, and you will be working on the outside, but your biggest concession is the least damage to your home.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This can ask the decorator what he means, if there are other suitable methods, it is naturally good, if not, you can only be wronged, after all, the upstairs and downstairs are neighbors, and it is inevitable to be embarrassed to meet in the future.
If the kitchen sewer pipe on the second floor is blocked, the property does not need to bear any responsibility, because if the sewer pipe is blocked, it is caused by your own carelessness.
It's going to be dirty, and this kind of thing is still going to be let go, after all, it's not intentional and it's not artificial.
If the water leaks to your house on the third floor, you can go to the third floor to bear the cost, but if you write, it seems that the sewer pipe in your kitchen is blocked, so you can't find the third floor
You can change it, you block the original sewer pipe mouth, and install a sewer pipe to connect your water basin, so as to save a lot of trouble due to the sewer pipe blockage.
Yes, it's very simple, you won't change it anyway, and you need a hydraulic transformation, so let the hydraulic engineer do it.