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Anonymous users2024-01-24At present, the conventional pit spacing is 300 and 400mm pit spacing. As for other unconventional pit spacing, you need to ask different manufacturers. The pit distance can be raised at the time of buying a toilet.
You also need to see what the pit spacing of the building is, so that you can buy a toilet with the corresponding pit spacing, otherwise you can't install a 400mm pit spacing toilet in the bathroom of a 300mm pit spacing building.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23At present, the conventional pit spacing is 300 and 400mm pit spacing. The pit spacing can be proposed when buying a toilet, and you also need to see what the pit spacing of the building is in order to buy a toilet with the corresponding pit spacing, otherwise the toilet with a 400mm pit spacing in the bathroom of a building with a 300mm pit spacing cannot be installed.
The pit distance of the toilet is generally 300 and 400, and there are very few 200.
It is estimated that it was sent wrong, and the distance between the sewage outlet and the wall was measured, whether it was 400mm pit envy lead tung distance, and then put the toilet on the sewage outlet to see if it could be installed, if there was a gap, it could be proved that it was really not enough 400mm pit distance, and the wrong goods were sent. You can apply for after-sales.
Pit spacing refers to the distance between the center of the toilet sewer pipe and the back wall of the toilet, and the pit spacing of a new house is generally 300mm or 400mm. The pit spacing must be determined as soon as possible, otherwise you will not be able to set your own toilet. The determination of the pit distance should also fully consider the thickness of the bathroom tiles, otherwise the toilet may not be installed. >>>More
Generally, the toilet reserved position size is: 38 40CM from the wall, and the installed toilet measurement distance is generally in the toilet fixing screw hole (there are two fixed holes) The position is the middle of the drain
Toilet pit distance refers to the distance between the center of the toilet sewer pipe and the wall, and is the positioning size of the toilet drain (toilet drain), generally 300mm, 350mm, 400mm, 450mm, etc. Choosing the right toilet starts with choosing the right pit spacing.