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Old 04-11-2025, 05:13   #16
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Re: Putting a slope in the bathroom
FWIW: For hard horizontal surfaces, a minimum continuous, and consistent slope of 2% is suggested, to ensure proper drainage, without creating a slip hazard. [a downward slope, in the direction of flow, of at least 1 in 50]
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