• freamon@endlesstalk.org
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    1 year ago

    It’s one thing to find there’s no loo-roll left, it’s another to have to go downstairs to get a new one

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    1 year ago

    What’s with all these mountain loos? Is there an actual reason for it, like not enough space for plumbing underneath?

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      1 year ago

      Looks like it’s a concrete floor and they didn’t want to cut it up to install a proper drain, so this was the solution they came up with.

      As a former contractor, I’ve seen a lot worse ideas.

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        It’s even possible this wasn’t about cutting up the floor. If this is a basement apartment, that sink’s drain might be the lowest point in the house that drains with gravity. If they wanted it any lower, it might’ve needed a pump, which is a lot of extra expense and annoyance.

        The toilet has clearly been brought up level with where we would expect the sink’s p-trap to be. It’s clearly been raised enough to tie in.