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Anonymous users2024-01-2420 points suggest not to change. Gotta give some money downstairs. And it is easy to block and leak in the future.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It must be coordinated with the downstairs, because the running pipeline will inevitably be planed from other people's sheds.
If downstairs to decorate the hanging shed, that is
Quite a hassle.
The water pipe can be replaced when it is aged, and it is very simple to install it surface, but it is best to contact the neighbors who use the same system in this unit to replace it uniformly. If it is concealed, it must be checked on the spot, or it will be blocked uniformly and reinstalled. It is feasible to replace the tube with plastic and install it outside the wall, taking into account the local climate, and taking anti-freeze measures in areas with cold winters and hot summers.
Yes, it has nothing to do with load-bearing walls. It's just that when chiseling the wall, use a cutting machine to cut a crack or use an electric hammer to make a slippery eye, so as not to affect the main structure of the old house due to vibration.
In the reconstruction, it can be demolished, but the subsequent decoration still needs to be built. >>>More
Where is this tee installed? Take a picture and take a look.
OK. There are 2 ways to change the bathroom:
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