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Anonymous users2024-01-24The normal method is that the sewage pipe is as flat as the ground, and the thickness of the sealing ring (flange) is not enough, which just means that it is an unqualified product and can be replaced.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23One flange is not thick enough, add another one, and you're good to go.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Where to buy the toilet, what is the depth of the sewage hole, generally about 13mmz, if it is about the same, look at the thickness of the wax ring, it should be no problem.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21There are good flanges on the market, the quality is very good, and you can buy them for ten dollars. The one you're talking about is only two or three dollars. The good one has to have 6 times as much.
The sewer pipe should be level with the ground (if it is 1 2 cm higher than the ground, it is better, not too high above the ground).
The sewage pipe is generally lower than the tile floor, and the question you ask may also be biased in my understanding, but the installation should take into account that the waterproofing of the ground under the tile must be done. The installation of the toilet is very simple, before purchasing the toilet, the distance between the drain and the back wall should be measured to be greater than the projection distance behind the toilet drain and the rear water tank, so as to prevent the top wall from being installed, and the toilet is surrounded by glass glue.
Is that Lu's in the S bend?
Generally, it should be about 2 cm above the ground, and the exposed part should be nested and pressed with the outlet of the toilet bowl to ensure that the sewage does not leak out.
Now the toilets all come with their own S pipes.
Some houses have S pipes in the bathroom when they are first installed, and some do not, and it is not easy to demolish them if they are put into the ground. The double S pipe may perform better in deodorization, but if it is blocked, it will be a big problem, and I have encountered such a problem. >>>More