ᐅ Drain pipe should not be installed beneath the screed (cement floor layer).

seat88 schrieb:

I don’t understand why everyone is making such a big deal out of this...
In the end, it’s not ideal the way it is, but there will be a cabinet in front of it anyway. As it’s installed now, it serves its purpose, whether it was intended that way or not.
And whether it was forgotten or resulted from some changes doesn’t really matter.
It is how it is, and that’s that.
It’s not exactly nice, but it probably works.
So, all good...

True, it’s just water coming out.

What about the shower or bathtub? I mean, the same plumber installed the water there as well.

In our kitchen, the pipes were also visible. This was not a problem for the sink cabinet. It might be cheaper or easier for the builder?

It was the same in our kitchen. It’s going to be hidden anyway by the sink cabinet. The background reason was simply that there is only a 10.5 cm (4 inch) limestone wall there, so hardly anything else would have remained standing...

What about in the shower or by the bathtub? I mean, the same plumber also installed the water lines there.

In the bathroom, the pipes were also run along the calcium silicate wall. That’s not a problem since a drywall partition was built in front of it afterwards.

In our case, the sink connection is also surface-mounted, as recommended by the plumber. To be honest, I see less of an issue with that than with @Zaba12’s electrical wiring, which apparently was installed without conduit...

Maria16 schrieb:

. To be honest, I see less of an issue there than with @Zaba12’s electrical wiring, which apparently was installed without conduit...

You mean the electrical cables? I don’t see a problem with that. Conduits for them are common only in Switzerland. Only media cables must be installed in conduits, and electrical cables, as far as I remember, only if laid in concrete floors.

Then everything is fine, and none of us have any problems.