Hello everyone,
we are about to complete the bathroom on the top floor of our new build. The pipes have already been installed going upwards. We have a laundry chute in that room. We would also like to install a shower, which would need to be positioned in a way that the laundry chute is integrated into it. Do you have any ideas on how to make the chute waterproof? Is this even possible?
we are about to complete the bathroom on the top floor of our new build. The pipes have already been installed going upwards. We have a laundry chute in that room. We would also like to install a shower, which would need to be positioned in a way that the laundry chute is integrated into it. Do you have any ideas on how to make the chute waterproof? Is this even possible?
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Alessandro11 Jun 2021 10:10motorradsilke schrieb:
But you still have to carry the clean laundry back up.Yes, but I have the big advantages I already mentioned.
I have even seen a laundry chute with vertical funnels/tubes designed to sort dark, light, and colored laundry properly from the top. That way, you don’t even need to sort it afterwards!
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nordanney11 Jun 2021 10:11Alessandro schrieb:
I wouldn’t want to carry it down several times a week. Especially not to a basement spread over two floors... If you have a lot of laundry with children, the kids can happily help. Much more effective than a laundry chute 😉 It’s a feature that would be at the very very very bottom of my list, and I have never installed one for myself (or us).
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Fummelbrett!11 Jun 2021 10:21Alternative laundry chute light: Design the stairwell opening large enough to throw laundry directly from the upper floor (UF) to the ground floor (GF)/basement (BS) with targeted throws 😎
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Alessandro11 Jun 2021 11:04Having a cleaning lady would have solved the whole issue...