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Anonymous users2024-01-24Most of the kitchens and bathrooms cannot be moved. Besides, why do you want to do that, hitting the wall itself is not good for the building, and it is a waste of manpower and financial resources, if the problem is not too big, it can be made up for by the later design.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23This is about to see the bottom of the price.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You have to have a place for the sewer to move it, and if you don't, it's very laborious, and you have to dig the ground again.
The partition wall in my bathroom is a non-load-bearing wall, so I knocked it off.
Bathroom renovation should confirm the location of each sewer pipe before purchasing bathroom products.
It is possible to move in. Moving is generally based on the day the stove starts to be used, so it is best to choose a good day to move things in together, and then turn on the stove, which means that you have moved. However, if you move the furniture in advance, you will not be officially moved in if you don't open the stove.
Yes, the new house is renovated, and the toilet position in the bathroom can be moved. 1. To move farther, the floor of the toilet must be raised and a water trap must be added while moving the pipe, which is used to prevent odor from backflowing. SINCE THE DIAMETER OF THE DRAINAGE PIPE IS GENERALLY 110MM, THE GROUND SHOULD BE RAISED BY AT LEAST 120MM TO LEAVE SOME ROOM FOR THE CEMENT MORTAR AND THE SLOPE OF THE SEWER PIPE. >>>More
Yes, this has nothing to do with whether it rains or not, if you want to change the position of the furniture in your home, you can do it at any time, not those who said.