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Anonymous users2024-01-24The waterproof slope of the toilet for the disabled is the same as that of the toilet for the first time, which is 2-5% (the low point of the slope is facing the floor drain); The threshold is generally within the height range; Flashing starts from the threshold and does it above the threshold.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Generally, the waterproof slope is 2%, the threshold should be less than 15mm, and the slope should be gentle. Flashing should have done the threshold, and the specific should refer to the atlas.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Generally, the waterproof slope is between 2% and 3%.
Of course, you need to make a slope, otherwise the ground will always be waterlogged, and it is very easy to slip. It is also possible to paste tiles, with more cement and sand underneath.
About 5 degrees, just don't have standing water.
Ground slope. Basic interpretation: the tangent value of the acute angle between the slope and the ground can be understood as the ratio of the height difference between two different points on the slope and its horizontal distance, or the angle between a diagonal line drawn from the top of the measured slope to the bottom of the slope and the horizontal plane based on the horizontal plane, which is the ground slope. >>>More
The slope of the toilet is generally within 5 degrees, which is the national standard. >>>More
Of course, you need to do the slope.
Otherwise, the ground will always be. >>>More
Around 5 degrees. Because there is a lot of water in the bathroom, in order to let the water flow into the floor drain as soon as possible, the ground must do a certain slope, and there is no specific regulation on the size of the slope, and the construction party will design the slope according to the requirements of the owner. The owner requires that the toilet is not waterlogged, the slope is low, and the construction is relatively simple. >>>More