Basement toilet

Add a bathroom in your basement without busting up the concrete floor.

Standalone toilets in the basement are an outdated concept. Why were they necessary in the first place?

For many homeowners, converting the basement into a usable living space is a great way to add value to their home. Basement bathroom renovations can be a challenge when installing toilets and sinks because the gravity assist that works in transporting waste in drains and sewer lines upstairs will no longer work in a below grade environment. Fortunately, finding a way to transport basement wastewater to sewer or septic lines does not necessarily mean the prospect of disruptive construction…

Add a bathroom in your basement without busting up the concrete floor.

To get the most bang for your buck, you might be considering adding a bathroom to your finished basement. For the biggest return on investment, basements with a bedroom and bathroom are huge selling points. But plumbing in a basement can really be a beast of burden. What kind of toilet will give you a […]

Maybe you've seen one, or maybe there's even one sitting - regally - center-stage in the middle of your basement. We attempt to snake out this mystery.

Install an upflush toilet in your basement. An electric pump, rather than gravity, will get rid of waste, and the technology is much improved.

Do you have a random old toilet in your basement? No walls, maybe even no sink. Just sitting right out in the open? Wonder why it's there? Here's 3 reasons why.

Standalone toilets in the basement are an outdated concept. Why were they necessary in the first place?