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Anonymous users2024-01-24There is no such thing, and the hole spacing of the toilet bowl is generally 305mm and 400mm. There are also some sizes such as 185mm, 190mm, 220mm, 350mm, 380mm, etc. Hope it helps.
The shifter can move up to 10 centimeters, but to dig the ground, I don't know if you don't talk about the hole spacing enough, how far away from the wall is your sewer pipe.
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
Do not install a shifter, even if there is a gap in the back.
It can generally be used with different pit spacing, even if it is 5 cm different, it can generally be installed.
THE TOILETS ON THE MARKET MAINLY HAVE 250, 300, 400MM HOLE SPACING, AND 500 SHOULD BE VERY FEW, SO IT IS STILL DIFFICULT TO INSTALL SUCH TOILETS AGAINST THE WALL. In general, the toilet is not against the wall and will not have any effect on the use, if it must be against the wall, then you have to change the position of the drain.