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Anonymous users2024-01-23The two holes under the toilet allow you to choose a distance of 30 or 40 cm from the wall, and the other one can be mixed with pure cement after selection, kneaded and plugged up. But when buying a toilet, the merchant is blocked. You don't need to block it yourself.
Place the toilet against the wall, and the hole facing the drain is the drain hole, blocking the other hole.
As long as you buy the right pit distance, one on the line, some toilets are designed with two holes in order to fit different pit spacing, and only one is used when it is practical.
There are tools on this Kujiale to draw a floor plan by yourself to feel it, and you can also find out if there is a matching house plan with your home, and see how it is designed, haha You can also ask the professional designers above, these can not be asked, or make good use of the hulala.
Most of the toilets produced now are like this for the convenience of installation. Just block one. As long as it is tightly sealed, it is no problem to use.
The two buttons on the toilet are generally one large and one small, which is the difference between the amount of water, different flushing types, the large button controls a larger amount of water, the water speed is also relatively fast, and it can be flushed very cleanly, while the small button controls a smaller amount of water, and the water speed will be slower. Hope it helps.