In the basement design of villas, the setting of bathrooms is an indispensable part. Whether it's equipping the gym, audio-visual room, or bedroom with a bathroom, it will make the use of the basement more convenient. However, basement drainage issues often become a major challenge in design and construction, especially in environments with low water levels. How to achieve efficient bathroom drainage has become an urgent problem to be solved in home decoration.
1. Drainage challenges in basement bathrooms
Due to its unique location, basement bathrooms often face the risk of poor drainage. In the actual installation process, the drainage of the bathroom accounts for 80% of the water space in the basement. If there is only one bathroom, using a small sewage pump station to drain water can usually meet the demand. However, if multiple bathrooms are set up, a single small pumping station may not be able to cope with the drainage pressure of the entire basement, and larger and stronger sewage pump stations need to be considered.
2. Selection of small and large pump stations
For a basement with only one bathroom, choosing a small sewage pump station is the most economical and effective solution. The small pump station has a small volume and is easy to install, which can efficiently treat the sewage generated in the bathroom and ensure the smooth drainage system.
If your basement design includes multiple bathrooms or other water facilities, you need to consider using a large pump station. A large pump station not only can handle more sewage, but also has stronger drainage capacity, which helps to quickly discharge sewage into the main drainage system. Whether it is a small pump station or a large pump station, choosing the appropriate equipment will directly affect the user experience and sanitary environment of the basement.
3.The importance of ventilation pipes
Reserve ventilation pipes is a very important step in the drainage design of basement bathrooms. Ventilation pipes can effectively balance the air pressure in the drainage system, preventing blockages or backflow during drainage. During the water and electricity construction phase, it is essential to leave sufficient space for ventilation pipes to ensure smooth and safe use in the later stages.
Ventilation pipes not only help improve drainage efficiency, but also reduce the generation of odors and ensure the air quality in the basement. Through reasonable design, you can create a fresh and comfortable environment for use in the basement.
