Hello

I'm working on the bathroom on the entrance floor with a basement underneath and need to install new drainage that needs to go down a bit into the concrete slab.

In the lowest part, I want to go down about 5cm into my 18cm thick slab. The reinforcement is 15cm deep.

Is this something I need to be cautious about? The weakest point must be near my new hole for the drain down to the basement. The old drain, which has been chipped away, was next to it. To fit the coupling in the hole, I need to widen the hole even more and remove 5cm to lay the drainage in.

In the image below, you can see where the old drain was, my new hole, and where I will remove 5cm of concrete. The blue is the wall down in the basement.

Image of a concrete floor with labeled spots for plumbing alterations; new pipe hole, old cast iron pipe, and marked area to remove 5cm. Tools are visible nearby.
 
Can't you drill straight through and connect it in the basement ceiling?
 
Matti_75 Matti_75 said:
Can't you drill straight through and connect it in the basement ceiling?
Unfortunately, the toilet would then end up right in the middle of a doorway, and the shower would come down into the newly renovated bathroom.
 
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Did it hold?
 
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