BenutzerPC
2017-02-12 11:27:23
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Hello everyone, in the planning meeting with the architect of our general contractor, we came across the topic of the wastewater downpipes. It seems that the downpipes are planned to be surface-mounted. Could that be? Why are the downpipes not planned, for example, inside the exterior wall? We have 2 full floors and an attic. There is a bathroom in the attic. So far, a pipe has simply been laid continuously from top to bottom. This means, for example, that in the 1st floor the pipe runs down in the middle of the interior wall, just like in the living/dining room. On the one hand, this affects possible furniture arrangements (the pipe measures 20x20 cm). Another question: I don’t want to sit in the dining room and hear the toilet flush. What are common practices in planning: installing the pipes flush with the wall? Does the downpipe have to run completely vertically or can it also be routed somewhat horizontally on individual floors and thus "weave" through the building?