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Anonymous users2024-01-24No one changed it this way, and it was recommended to reinstall a toilet plumbing.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Move the toilet and the sewage pipe cannot be moved, it can be changed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Don't you think it's easier to reinstall one?
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Now that all the rain and sewage are diverted, it is illegal to do so. If it is a villa or a rural house, it can be considered.
If you want a PVC100 pipe below, you can use a siphon toilet, as long as the tiled pipe below has a slope, it will not be blocked, and if you choose a straight flush toilet, you need to do a P bend under it.
You can find a property company, and the property is not allowed to privately change the pipeline and the private function room in the room.
From the appearance, the work is good, clean and neat, and the pipe fittings are also standard, there is no problem.
The toilet itself has its own anti-trap, so there is no need to install a trap underneath.
Sewage pipes generally do not need to be changed, do you have any plans? Or your sink is not ready to press nearby, in that case, the connection with the sink must be kept sloped, otherwise it is easy to block or the flow rate is slow.