Does a toilet displacement of no more than 1m affect the drainage?

The greater the distance the toilet shifter is generally displaced, the greater the slope. Therefore, the installation of the shifter should be before the floor tiles, some should be planed down the ground or raised the ground, and some of the lifts should not have many floor pads, and the place where the horizontal drainage can be carried out is relatively narrow (the general channel is flat). However, if it is only moved by 5 cm, it does not matter much, and the ground drain is 10 cm, which is equivalent to staggering half of the mouth.

There is a sinking of the bathroom floor. It's the best. It is also the most common. Shifting does not affect use. >>>More

The moving distance of the shifter is generally 10 cm, and the thickness does not need to be calculated, because the toilet cannot be raised, and it cannot be installed if it is raised, so you can only dig a hole in the floor, dig it according to the height and size of the shifter, and dig it until it can be installed.

Disadvantages of shifters:

After installing the shift, it is easy to cause the toilet to clog, and after installing the shift, it is easy to cause backflow due to the increase in curves and the air pressure. >>>More

The size of the toilet shifter is generally 10cm 20cm

The toilet shifter is generally used in the following situations, and the pit distance in the bathroom (referring to the vertical distance from the center of the sewage pipe to the wall) is non-standard (the standard is 300mm or 400mm), then the shift is needed to move. >>>More