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Anonymous users2024-01-24There are plumbing pipes throughout the building, and there is also an exhaust pipe in the bathroom to exhaust the smell to the roof.
The pipe above is covered when the ceiling is made, and the pipe at the corner is of course wrapped in the pillar, and the top is tiled, which is very beautiful.
I think there is a problem with the bathroom of the resident living upstairs in you, such as a burst flush pipe or a dripping heating pipe due to the cold weather, so you might as well go upstairs and ask first, so don't worry or suspect too much for the time being.
It must be separated, and if it is not separated, then the developer is too irresponsible!
Above the second floor is the same sewer pipe, and the first floor is single. Not the same sewer pipe.
If it is a residential building, the pipes of the kitchen and bathroom are shared, but the kitchen and bathroom are used by each person.