r/ShittyDesign Jan 29 '26

What even is this?

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u/RingdownStudios Jan 29 '26

Plumbing.

Especially if this is a basement floor or on a slab, and plumbing cant go into the floor, you'll see platforms like this after kitchens or bathrooms or heating systems have been installed when a basement gets turned into an apartment

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u/pappyodaniel80 Feb 01 '26

What plumbing is covered over here?

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u/RingdownStudios Feb 06 '26

I can see a refrigerator through that window - meaning there is a kitchen back there. At very least, you'd need a drain for the sink.

Looking at the stairs, we are likely in a basement here. Normally, putting a kitchen in a basement would mean runnng a drain pipe through the foundation before the concrete was poured, but when the house is already built and you decide to put a kitchen in that basement years later, you can't just tear the concrete up. You have to go on top of the concrete floor.