Andy11430
2019-09-04 10:09:56
- #1
Hello people, the following problem,
I want to reroute my drain for the kitchen (DN50) differently, so now the problem is I have a wooden beam ceiling and a low room height where it is very difficult to lay it somehow above the floor. My plan was/is along the wall with the appropriate slope but there I have the problem that I cross wooden beams. So I have to stay in front of them, now I would have to apply about 6cm of plaster so that the pipe disappears into the wall. (Gypsum board or similar coverings are out of the question for me, I have that crap and it annoys me every day. Can you apply 6cm thick plaster in several layers, is that possible?
Thanks already
I want to reroute my drain for the kitchen (DN50) differently, so now the problem is I have a wooden beam ceiling and a low room height where it is very difficult to lay it somehow above the floor. My plan was/is along the wall with the appropriate slope but there I have the problem that I cross wooden beams. So I have to stay in front of them, now I would have to apply about 6cm of plaster so that the pipe disappears into the wall. (Gypsum board or similar coverings are out of the question for me, I have that crap and it annoys me every day. Can you apply 6cm thick plaster in several layers, is that possible?
Thanks already