Is it easy to block the toilet shifter if it is only moved by 5CM?

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No problem, if the toilet is not on the drain hole, it is best to use a shifter, so that it will not be so easy to block, otherwise it will not be able to get water, it is easy to block, if the hole is just on the drain, it is best not to move the toilet, after all, the drain is more than the shifter, of course, the toilet is in the way of moving the point, and it is also the best way to use the shifter.

Will block. The aftertaste of the toilet generally comes from two aspects, one is the aftertaste of the sewer, for the odor of blocking the sewer, the products of the more regular manufacturers can basically meet the requirements, and the gas is still more guaranteed to be sealed with water.

A toilet shifter is a device (pipe fitting) that can change the position of the floor drain when the floor drain and the toilet drain are not suitable. The shifter can change the position of not only the front and back of the ground drain, but also the position of the water vent to the left and right, as well as the spacing of the powerstone tank.

Who said that the shifter will definitely be blocked, it depends on what kind of shifter you buy. I know of some people who can move meters, and it's all right. The shifter depends on the quality of workmanship, some have poor workmanship and many burrs.

It's definitely easy to block. You can search for Bellamy's toilet shifts. There's a lot of introduction.

This is the best lift brand on the market right now.

The use of a displacement tube is very easy to block.

Basically not recommended.

Is your current pit spacing 350mm?

If you use a Roca flush toilet with a Brazilian drain.

I guess it works. There have been several similar cases in the past.