Urgent! Urgent! Urgent! Pls my pit distance is now 38 5, 40 toilet can

Despite the rest assured, there is only no problem and can be loaded!

This is the most difficult spacing number.

There are two main specifications of the toilet in the current market: one is 400 (note: the actual is 380).

The other is an eye relief of 300 (actually 280). There's also an eye relief of 350, which is just right for your size, but it's rare, which reduces your options.

In this way, if you choose an eye distance of 400, (the measured is 380), it is theoretically 10 different. But if your drain is 100 (which is usually the case), the outer diameter of the toilet drain is about 80 (the specification of the general domestic brand). This way there is a margin of 10, which means that if you are lucky, you can install it (but the flange on the side of the mouth should be the best).

But there are certain risks. (Because there is no margin at all).

If your sanitary space is not too small and there is no obstruction, choose a smaller one, and it is common for there to be a few centimeters of seams in the back.

This is a problem that should be considered when retrofitting hydropower and there may be an opportunity to adjust it.

What is the distance after tiling? That can definitely be installed, the diameter of the toilet drain pipe is 105mm, the toilet is about 50mm, as long as the installation of the 50mm outlet is above the 105mm sewer pipe, so it seems that there is still 50mm space can be flexibly adjusted.

As for Falan, I personally think that it will do more harm than good and artificially increase the possibility of blockage. It's okay to pretend well, it's a little crooked, and some of it will be busy in the future.

If you are the amount of the drain can be installed, a little bit within the adjustment range has no effect, the flange and the seal are installed around the drain, and the distance between the front and back has nothing to do with it.

The actual eye-to-eye distance of the brand's toilet with 400 eye distance is exactly 380, and the installation is just right.

If it is from a general manufacturer, you can ask or measure it yourself.

In my experience, it must have been loaded! The following answer is correct, the actual manufacturer pit distance is exactly 380, the so-called 400 is actually 20 from the wall! However, your problem is indeed a small problem, if the plumber who installs the toilet can't even borrow such a distance to solve it, you can directly deduct their salary!

I can't fit it. The toilet at 40 is long, unless you put the wall back...

If it can be installed, there must be no problem, because the diameter of the outer ring of the toilet drain is smaller than that reserved for the bathroom, and it can definitely be installed.

If it doesn't feel very good after installing it, remove it and add a shifter to level it out, because the distance is very small, and the impact of the shifter on the function of the toilet bowl is negligible.

3cm 100% can be installed If they say the way you see the toilet drain and the toilet drain or stagger the toilet after removing the toilet can be removed, the general wall tiles are finished plastering with 3CM spacing can be solved (you can just remove the toilet against the wall extra area), after the use of wall tiles or toilet similar color glass glue to touch OK

I can definitely put it on. The toilet drain will not exceed the ground reserved hole, because the diameter of the sewage outlet is at least three centimeters smaller than the reserved mouth, but the flange gasket is best not used, and the installer will use white cement (preferably glue to mix) around the sewage outlet to make a protection, which is equivalent to a cofferdam.

It should be possible, if not, the pit is expanding a little.