Positions of KG pipes for bathrooms/toilets

Hello,

can the bathrooms be placed like this if the KG pipes have already been installed in the floor slab?

Background: The floor slab with the connections is already in place. The rooms and positions of the toilet, shower, and washbasin can still be changed.

Can you tell me if this would work with the distance of the connections? If not, can you let me know the better option/placement?

The red circles shown in the drawing correspond to the position of the KG pipes that are in the floor slab. Ground floor/upper floor have not been built yet.

Thank you

The info is coming rather early now ;)

Hello

I really can't think of any good solutions there either.
In the guest WC on the ground floor, possibly swap WC and shower
Create a new connection to the outside, install WT and WC in a pre-wall, for the shower in the screed.
Reroute the wastewater pipes on the upper floor in the intermediate ceiling in consultation with the concrete contractor.

Olli

The info is coming quite early now

??? That the base plate as a given horse is already there was clear from the very beginning and the origin of the meaning discussion (?)

Currently, the rooms and positions of WC, shower, sink can still be changed.

Uh, yes, they probably have to. Too bad about the otherwise actually construction-ready supposed final status of the discussion.

Can you tell me if it would work with the removal of the connections?

I don't see any inflows at all; the red markings are probably meant to represent drains. We're not talking about ventilation here, but wastewater. So there must be a slope on every path.

Regarding the bathroom, this can be realized under the ceiling of the shower and in the technical room. For kitchen and children's bathroom ("gray" and "uh, you know" mixed - how nice) it fits in the corner of the kitchen. I don't see the shower itself as "supplied." Three drains at the entrance and office will be dead ends. The disposal capacity will ultimately be handled by half as many pipes as were planned for the "previous building."

You probably would have done better to take over the kitchen and bathroom layouts of the old plan as "fixed points." In the end, I’m proven right and there will still be a Hilti party – or you’ll replan again.

Hello,
thank you for your feedback.
Would the whole thing be easier to implement if the children's bathroom is placed next to the parents' bathroom and thus the gallery is eliminated? The children's bathroom then becomes the dressing room.
This would separate the drains for the kitchen/children's bathroom again.

Never Ending Story.