1. Location of fixtures: The location of plumbing fixtures such as sinks, showers, and toilets should be carefully planned to ensure efficient use of space and easy access.
2. Water supply: The water supply system should be designed to provide adequate water pressure and flow throughout the house, which may involve the use of pumps and pressure tanks.
3. Drainage: Drain pipes should be properly sized and sloped to ensure that waste water is carried away efficiently and prevents clogging.
4. Ventilation: Proper ventilation is important to prevent the buildup of harmful gases and odors from the plumbing system.
5. Water heating: The system for heating water should be carefully planned and located to ensure that hot water reaches all plumbing fixtures in the house.
6. Accessibility: Consider installing plumbing fixtures that can be easily accessed by people with disabilities or other mobility issues.
7. Maintenance: The plumbing system should be designed for easy maintenance, with shutoff valves and access panels installed in strategic locations.
8. Sustainability: Choosing water-efficient and energy-efficient fixtures and appliances can reduce water and energy bills while also promoting sustainability.
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