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Anonymous users2024-01-24If it is a pit distance of 170mm, you can only choose a squatting toilet.
If it's 1700mm pit distance you're free.
Pit distance refers to the distance between the center of the toilet sewer pipe and the wall, generally 300mm, 350mm, 400mm, 450mm, etc.
According to the type of toilet room and personal preference, the toilet pit distance is the positioning size of the toilet drain (toilet drain). It is normal to choose a toilet with a pit distance of 300mm or 400mm. In actual operation, 20mm is reserved, and 20mm is the distance of the reserved wall tiles.
Then the actual distance from the center line of the toilet drain (diameter 110) to the wall is 320mm or 420mm. The actual error of 10mm is normal, and the premise can be installed normally.
1. The so-called pit distance is the distance from the wall to the center point of the orifice. Toilet pit distance refers to the distance from the center point of the toilet pit to the wall of the toilet. The installation of the toilet is that the pit mouth of the toilet bowl should be accurately aligned with the pit mouth of the floor, otherwise there will be concerns about leakage. >>>More
1 All are generally 30cm and 40cm pit spacing, 25 in the estimate can only be customized, and most of them may not be customized, you can only go to the physical store or search from the brand's official website, ask.
If you don't have a toilet of this size, you can choose a squatting toilet with water in the back. I hope my answer can help you.
If you say that the distance between the drain and the wall is 50 cm, you can install the toilet. >>>More
There are three types of toilets: front, middle, and rear. You should buy a toilet that goes down to the drain, this goes to the store that sells toilets, explain your situation clearly, and the waiter will help you choose.