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Whether it is the kitchen or the bathrooms the drainage pipelines are usually used in all these units. Hence Vastu Shastra has tips on the placement of the drainage pipes as well.
The drainage pipelines of the bathroom and the kitchen should have an outlet in the east or the north directions.
These outlets should not be constructed in the south under any circumstances. Its ideal position is in the east or the north directions.
The pipes of the toilets and bathrooms should be diverted to the west or the north-west and then the outlets should be built accordingly.
The gutter in the building can be in any direction except south.
Drainage pipes coming from upper storeys should not be in the south-west corners. Even if they are, they should not leak.
(Last Updated on : 21-07-2020)
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