Vaakaviemäriputki
Vaakaviemäriputki, also known as a horizontal drain pipe, is a crucial component of a building's plumbing system. Its primary function is to transport wastewater and sewage away from fixtures such as toilets, sinks, showers, and floor drains towards a main vertical stack or directly to an external sewer line. Unlike vertical pipes that rely on gravity to move waste downwards, horizontal pipes are laid at a slight downward slope, known as a fall or gradient, to ensure continuous flow. This gradient is essential to prevent solid waste from settling and causing blockages.
The material of a vaakaviemäriputki can vary, commonly including PVC, cast iron, or vitrified clay, chosen based