It's a pretty big area back there and razors are very small. It would take decades or maybe evenover a hundred years of regular use before it is likely to fill up. The building could even be condemned or otherwise destroyed before it's full.
But yes, if it did somehow fill up, you would need to remove the tiles and cut a section out of the wall to empty it. That's not so big a deal if you only have to do it every 50+ years.
It just dumps out to the empty space in the wall all the way to the floor, it would take a very very long time to fill that up to where it's "full", you'd have to fill the wall to that height in a wide area near the hole
It's a pretty big area back there and razors are very small. It would take decades or maybe evenover a hundred years of regular use before it is likely to fill up. The building could even be condemned or otherwise destroyed before it's full.
But yes, if it did somehow fill up, you would need to remove the tiles and cut a section out of the wall to empty it. That's not so big a deal if you only have to do it every 50+ years.
It just dumps out to the empty space in the wall all the way to the floor, it would take a very very long time to fill that up to where it's "full", you'd have to fill the wall to that height in a wide area near the hole
Who cares, it takes hundreds of years of daily razors to fill the gap and by that time your line will probably have sold the home or ended
Exactly. By the time it's full it won't be your problem!
Problem solved!