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Anonymous users2024-01-24It should be lower, one is easy to remove stagnant water, and the other is easy to clean.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Bathrooms, kitchens and other places that often come into contact with water, the ground should be a little better than the bottom of the indoor ground, otherwise if the sewer is blocked, it will flow into the room.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Usually it is better to lower it, because the main consideration is that stagnant water can be effectively removed.
It is better to have a slightly lower level with the ground to facilitate cleaning.
How much should the toilet be moved to install the toilet and the squatting pit? >>>More
If the pedal of the squatting toilet is wide, it is inconvenient to step on it, and there is a floor drain drainage, it can not be changed. If it is narrow, it needs to be tiled and widened, and if it must be drained from here, the entire ground is raised by bricks and sloped to the pit.
Summary. Yes, if you are on the first floor of a bungalow, it will not have a big impact if the ground is not waterproofed. However, after a long time, the walls next to the bathroom will have water seepage. >>>More
In any case, it will be about 20 above the ground, and the squatting toilet and the pipe are connected with special glue. The bathroom is a little higher, and you can make the whole area outside the bathroom a step or two. You won't feel that the bathroom is very independent and elevated.