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Anonymous users2024-01-24Are you talking about bathroom exhaust ducts that are installed indoors vertically throughout the house? If so, according to your description, you can smash it as long as the floor lower than your house is sure that the exhaust device is not used. But after smashing it, if you want to use it downstairs, you may have to restore it, which is more troublesome at this time.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If it is not a common exhaust pipe, it can be removed without affecting other floors.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It should not have much impact, the bathroom exhaust pipe is not a heavy wall, so it doesn't matter if you smash it, if you find that it is a heavy wall, you must not smash it.
Even if the 2nd floor allows you to install the water, it is difficult, because the 2nd floor is not easy to go down, if it is an old house, it is better to go outside, otherwise the ground will be raised and the pipe will go to the bathroom with the sewer - not very feasible. >>>More
Start by finding the occupants on the third floor. Tell him about the water leak in your home. Then find a property company to help you deal with this. After the property company came up with an opinion. The family on the third floor is going to take care of their bathroom.
Bathroom on the second floor.
Does the door on the first floor have an effect on Feng Shui? - Don't have too many taboos about the bathroom, the bathroom is a symbol of human progress and modern civilization. Primitive people, barbarians, don't want toilets, open defecation. >>>More
To state the point of view, the maintenance fund is not handed over to the developer, but to the property management department, that is, it is equivalent to the state, and it is handed over to a special management department, just like the deed tax. Before the owner applies for the real estate certificate, the developer also has to pay the maintenance fund! >>>More
If the pipe is leaking, it needs to be cut open and replaced. >>>More