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Anonymous users2024-01-24You're talking about a squat toilet, which is commonly known as a squat pit.
The dimensions are as follows. Generally, the middle and far wall of the sewage nozzle is 400-450mm on one side and 600-650mm on the other side (at the water tank or flush valve). Depending on the size of the bathroom, the size can be adjusted.
The size of the sewer hole of the squat pit from the wall.
See if it's out of the water in the front or in the back. There is a general sanitary ware information.
If the squatting toilet is the rear water, the hole is generally 330 350mm away from the wall. At the same time, it is also necessary to consider the position of plastering and wall tiles (3 4cm), otherwise it will not be installed. It's a hassle to change it in the future.
Bidet toilets are relatively comfortable and clean, and squatting toilets are now rare.
There is no water forward, which does not meet the installation conventions, and the water supply (drainage) pipe installation facilities are generally installed on the wall side, so the water inlet is designed in the back ,--
Check the water tank. It is possible that the tank float is broken, which needs to be replaced. It is also possible that the bolt of the outlet at the bottom of the tank is loose, just put your hand into the bottom of the tank and tighten the bolt. I hope my answer can help you.
Where did the smell come from, did it come from the pipes? Have you ever heard from someone downstairs in the same unit? They don't have this condition. >>>More
It's a little unobstructed and ready to get clogged. Try not to throw paper towels into the toilet when you use the kick-type toilet in the future, keep the toilet unobstructed, and the water will go much faster. You can buy some dredging agent and pour it into the toilet, flush it every once in a while, it will be unobstructed again, and the water will be drained quickly.