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Anonymous users2024-01-23Don't move, if the toilet is displaced, it can't be, because the main pipe of the sewage pipe can't be moved, so the longer the sewage branch pipe, the worse the sewage effect.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22With standard 110 pipes, moving two meters will not be blocked, try to use more 45° elbows.
Try not to use 90-degree elbows in the water, use two 45-degree elbows to fight 90-degree slopes, and put them well, do not reverse the slope, otherwise the water will be slow.
2 meters of floor drain should be raised 6cm, drainage slope shall not be less than 3%, the larger the slope, the more conducive to the smooth flow of drainage, and then the drainage pipeline can consider the use of DN70 pipe diameter, try not to have a turn, especially a 90-degree turn.
Due to space constraints, some units have no windows in their bathrooms. Of course, this kind of bathroom is not as good as having windows, but now the bathrooms are all ventilated ducts, open the exhaust fan for exhaust, and the air is OK, and the air quality requirements are not particularly high.
There is a little infrared warm-up sensor, which means that when the person stands in front of the sensor, it will automatically flush until the urine is finished.
It's totally okay, as long as you don't stuff your clothes, you won't block them.