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Anonymous users2024-01-23This is done by many people.
As for it, will it be blocked? That's definitely better than not changing the pipe, with two more right-angle bends, which is easier to block. In addition, residents should pay more attention when using it and do not get debris into the toilet, which also has a lot to do with the people who use it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It is best not to exceed the meter of toilet displacement, more than one is easy to block, and the other is because the toilet is generally siphoned now, and if you change it too long distance, the suction power of the toilet will be affected and weakened.
I don't know, it's purely experience.
It depends on the location of the flush pipe in your bathroom and the drain in the washbasin to determine your décor. Generally, a bathroom as big as yours is equipped with a toilet, a washbasin, and a vanity mirror, and there is no space for the rest.
It is okay to move the flat tube ten meters raw, as long as it does not leak and destroy the internal structure.
You should be asking about the hole spacing (gross distance), right? There is no fixed standard in our country at present, and it is mainly influenced by other countries. The United States is 305, because the American standard entered China earlier, so China has the most this standard; The Soviet Union was 401 (for the reason of inch conversion), and many engineers in China learned from the Soviet Union in the early years, so the old engineers (design institutes) also followed this standard; The European standard is generally 200-230, but in the past 30 years, Europe has generally used wall drainage, so this standard is rare in China; The wall row is divided into two kinds, one is the ordinary toilet wall row, the required size is to complete the ground to the center of the sewage pipe 180, and the other is the wall-mounted type (now the mainstream way in Europe) Its size is 230
Stainless steel U-shaped strips are better.