Drain pipe not under the screed

So this is really shoddy work, but not so serious at this point now.

Well, that's really botched,

In what way?

In what way?

In the sense that you simply move the pipe 10cm further into the room, placing it under the screed.

The kitchen cabinets are on stilts, so it won't be a problem. Still, whoever works like that knows where it might still jam.

How so?

So, the following does give me some concerns:

1. You can't have the floor flow continuously. If you ever want to rearrange the kitchen, you'll have a problem.
2. Drain noises are at least conceivable because everything is exposed.
3. Sloppy work indicates deeper problems.
4. Screed height raises question marks. Why is the pipe sticking out when 15 cm is the normal floor construction?

1. You can’t have the floor slope continuously. If you ever want to rearrange the kitchen, you have a problem.

Sure, maybe you swap the kitchen and bathroom once in a while

2. Drain noises because everything is exposed are at least conceivable.

Nonsense, but even if... so what?

3. Sloppy work suggests deeper problems

It was surely just forgotten

4. Screed height raises questions. Why does the pipe stick out if 15cm is the normal floor construction.

Because it’s angled