What is toilet pit distance and how to measure toilet pit spacing?

That's all for you today. The toilet pit distance is the distance from the wall on the back of the toilet to the center of the toilet downpipe, which is generally 300, 350, 380, and 400 mm. The flushing method of the toilet is generally divided into:

Flush type and siphon type, flush type, as the name suggests, is to wash down the flow of water to take away the dirt in the toilet, the advantage is that there is a flushing process on the four walls of the toilet, and it is relatively wasteful of water. The siphon type is to use the siphon principle to drain away the dirt in the toilet, the characteristics are: water saving, but if there is dirt on the four walls of the toilet, it is difficult to flush clean, and the drainage aperture of the siphon toilet is smaller than that of the flush type, which is relatively easy to block after a long time.

In fact, both flushing methods are good, the key is brand and quality. The connected toilet is more beautiful, but the price is high, and the water flow is smaller. How do I measure the toilet pit distance?

In fact, the measurement is very simple, the distance from the middle of the drainage pipe to the wall is the pit distance, and the measurement method of the horizontal row is the same. Students should consider the thickness of the tiles when measuring, the manufacturer's seat mark 400mm pit distance, basically 380mm distance, the manufacturer reserved 20mm for the thickness of the tiles. Otherwise, the pit distance you measure is just right, but because the wall tiles are pasted and the pit distance becomes shorter, it is also very speechless D If you measure the distance between the pit of the toilet at home is 370mm, don't worry, the diameter of the sewer pipe is generally 110mm, the diameter of the outlet of the franc is 70mm, and there is 40mm in the middle that can be adjusted, which can be installed completely, don't worry about it!

For the toilet with floor drain (the drain pipe runs directly from the bathroom floor to the toilet), the pit distance refers to the distance between the drain under the toilet and the outermost edge behind the toilet, because if this distance is left less, the toilet cannot be directly connected to the reserved drain pipe due to the influence of the wall.

For the toilet with a wall row (the drainage pipe extends from the rear wall to connect to the toilet, and some people call it the back row, and the toilet is connected to the drainage pipe backwards), there is no problem of pit spacing, but the problem of the height of the drainage interface and the toilet drain should be considered.

The toilet pit distance is the distance from the wall on the back of the toilet to the center of the toilet downpipe, which is generally 300, 350, 380, and 400 mm.

The flushing method of the toilet is generally divided into: flush type and siphon type, flush type, as the name suggests, is to wash down the water flow with water to take away the dirt in the toilet, the advantage is that there is a flushing process on the four walls of the toilet, and it is relatively a waste of water. The siphon type is to use the siphon principle to drain away the dirt in the toilet, which is characterized by:

It saves water, but it is difficult to flush the four walls of the toilet if there is dirt, and the drainage aperture of the siphon toilet is smaller than that of the flush type, which is relatively easy to clog after a long time. In fact, both flushing methods are good, the key is brand and quality. The connected toilet is more beautiful, but the price is high, and the water flow is smaller.

In fact, the measurement is very simple, the distance from the middle of the drainage pipe to the wall is the pit distance, and the measurement method of the horizontal row is the same. Students should consider the thickness of the tiles when measuring, the manufacturer's seat mark 400mm pit distance, basically 380mm distance, the manufacturer reserved 20mm for the thickness of the tiles. Otherwise, the pit distance you measure is just right, but because the wall tiles are pasted and the pit distance becomes shorter, it is also very speechless D If you measure the distance between the pit of the toilet at home is 370mm, don't worry, the diameter of the sewer pipe is generally 110mm, the diameter of the outlet of the franc is 70mm, and there is 40mm in the middle that can be adjusted, which can be installed completely, don't worry about it!

Consumers need to be reminded that before buying a toilet, they should measure the pit distance, and after measuring the pit distance, then start choosing their favorite toilet. Don't buy blindly, be sure to pay attention to the relevant toilet parameters.

How to measure the distance between the toilet pits.

The distance between the center of the toilet drain pipe and the wall is the toilet pit distance. Generally, there are 300 mm, 350 mm, 400 mm, etc. Only by choosing the right pit spacing can you choose the right toilet.

When choosing a toilet, if you are going to paste tiles when decorating, you need to measure the pit distance after the tiles are pasted, otherwise it will be troublesome if the toilet is bought and cannot be installed. So how to measure the distance of the toilet pit? The method of measuring the pit distance is actually to measure the length from the middle of the drainage pipe to the wall, and the measurement method of horizontal and vertical rows is the same.

How to measure the distance of the toilet pit, first of all, the toilet is divided into two water outlets: ground row and horizontal row, the horizontal row can only be installed with a straight flush toilet, and the ground row can choose to install a flush toilet according to the pipe structure, and you can also choose to install a siphon toilet.

How to measure the toilet pit distance, pay attention here, because the tile has a thickness, so it will affect the length of the pit spacing, if the manufacturer's toilet is marked as 400 mm pit spacing, basically around 380 mm, the manufacturer generally takes 20 mm as the reserved thickness of the tiles.

1. How to measure the distance of the toilet pit, first of all, do a pre-measurement when there is no tile, and measure the approximate size. Then memorize this size and go to the market to see the toilet.

2. Paste tiles in the bathroom, and finish all the wall tiles and floor tiles. Plug the sewer opening. At this point, you can measure the exact toilet pit distance.

3. How to measure the distance of the toilet pit, expose all the blocked sewer outlets, and measure the distance from the tile wall to the middle of the sewer with a tape measure.

4. If you are afraid that the measurement will not be accurate, first use a tape measure to measure the distance from a wall to the edge of the sewer, and then measure the diameter of the sewer. The previous number plus the sewer radius is the exact pit spacing.

5. Generally, the distance between the toilet pit of the general brand is 30 cm or 40 cm. There are also a few toilet brands with 35 cm pit spacing toilets.

6. By selecting the toilet brand in advance, when it is time to buy, inform the merchant of the specific measurement data and you will buy the toilet with the correct pit distance. If the rules are just right, then choose the same toilet, and the toilet will be close to the wall. If the actual rule is between two toilet specifications, you should choose the one with a small size, and the large size will not fit.

How to measure the distance of the toilet pit, you can measure the distance from the center of the toilet sewer pipe to the wall according to different drainage methods when measuring.

The toilet pit distance is the distance from the rear façade of the toilet tank to the center of the toilet downpipe, which is generally 300, 350, 380, 400 mm. In fact, the measurement is very simple, the distance from the middle of the drainage pipe to the vertical line of the rear façade of the tank is the pit distance. As shown in Fig

The distance of the toilet pit is the distance from the rear façade of the toilet tank to the center of the toilet pipe, which is generally 300, 350, 380, 400 mm. In fact, the measurement of the roll is very simple, and the distance from the middle of the drainage pipe to the perpendicular line of the rear façade of the water tank is the pit distance. As shown in Fig