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Anonymous users2024-01-24Sufficient, the conventional pit spacing is 300mm. The pit distance is the straight-line distance from the center of the drain to the wall. It is better to make 300mm, that is, 30 cm, not 35 cm.
Before you do it, ask the salesperson of the bathroom store what pit distance you like about the toilet and then decide how to make the distance.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is completely sufficient, and the general specification is 30-35 cm.
The national standard for toilet drainage is 400 mm, and the tolerance is 0-30mm, that is, the minimum pit distance is allowed to be installed in the toilet bowl with a minimum pit distance of 370mm. >>>More
Do not install a shifter, even if there is a gap in the back.
No way? Is it a house that you built yourself? Regular construction companies can't make this kind of sewer pipe. A difference of 10 cm can also be used to transfer pipe fittings, which are available in stores that sell toilets. >>>More
OK. It doesn't affect anything else. If the room is smaller, it can be ten centimeters backwards!
It can generally be used with different pit spacing, even if it is 5 cm different, it can generally be installed.