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Anonymous users2024-01-24Generally, no, but I'm afraid that after throwing paper or other foreign objects into it, the mobile phone will be used as a bracket to support these things, and it will block the sewer pipe after a long time. If it is a straight pipe, it is best to use a few wire bays to hook it out, but there is no way to bend the pipe, so you have to repair it when it is blocked.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Whether you move the toilet, or move the toilet or the pit.
1 Shifter + Concealed Tank + Wall-Hung Toilet.
2 Cut the riser and install the tee horizontal pipe to the toilet position, install a concealed water tank + wall-hung toilet 3 Raise the ground 20-30 cm, and install the floor drainage toilet. >>>More
Yes, it's small, basically just a place to put a toilet and a bath. The sink can't be put down.
No, my Gemi has been used for several years, the sealing and waterproofing never seeps, and the shower room does a good job of separating dry and wet.
In order to save costs, many manufacturers use inferior springs that will sink or collapse after a period of time. >>>More
Don'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.