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Anonymous users2024-01-24Of course, there is no problem in doing it, but it is mainly a problem of water and electricity.
Electricity is actually fine, but the water must be asked to the property clearly, and let the renovation workers explain the plan clearly, otherwise it is easy to cause trouble. In addition, the attention points of the new house and the old house are not the same.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's still frosted glass, if you have to use glass.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You'll have to see if there's a sewer pipe first. Otherwise, it's a hassle to do. It is advisable to carefully consider consulting with the staff of the specialized training company.
If you do it, the theory is okay, first you have to negotiate with your downstairs, because someone has added a bathroom is downstairs people's bedroom, there is no impact on the downstairs will have a certain responsibility, I think you communicate first, or ask the property first, or when your wall is built, the ground is raised, the water has been changed, the loss is great, and you have no place to reason, if you can, you only need to build the wall, brush waterproof, if the back of the wall is a cabinet, it is recommended that you brush on both sides, and the sewer pipe is as close as possible to the main pipe, The ground is elevated. It's best to find a renovation staff to do it. There is also a quality guarantee.
It should be possible. It seems to be quite troublesome. A day or two. It is best to have a sink in the bathroom, which is a consideration of practical use, and directly use the pipe to do the sewer, in case of leakage, it is difficult to cry without crying.
I think this idea is perfectly reasonable.
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Absolutely. I do interior design. But you can't break the riser! Risers can be wrapped. The components of the ground are all your own, and you can completely dispose of them!
Not from a Feng Shui point of view. From a practical point of view, yes. But whether it's at home or in business, it is recommended not to change the purpose of the bathroom. I hope my answer can help you.