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Anonymous users2024-01-24It can be used, the gap of 5mm, when installing, you can properly grind off a little, increase the 5mm pit distance, and it is normal to have errors.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It should be possible, but I wonder when you were the house, 300 pit distance? The amount is wrong, the pit distance is from the wall to the center of the water pipe, not the side, or the wall tiles are thick!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22No problem, the sewer pipe is actually quite large, and the impact of 5mm error on drainage is negligible.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21No problem, the difference of two or three centimeters is within the adjustable range of reasonable use.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Yes, not so precisely.
The distance between the toilet pit is 300mm, and I buy a 400mm toilet and can't return it, what should I do? >>>More
You can only resell and buy a new one, which will be troublesome in the future if you need to shift, leaking, poor flushing, etc.
There are 150 200 250 280 spacing, but not every toilet manufacturer will produce these spacing under 300mm. In the toilet of sanitary products, these pit spacing below 300mm is not in great demand, and belongs to special pit spacing. Generally, fewer brands will produce or have inventory.
The flush effect makes no difference!
The pit of the toilet refers to the distance between the wall and the drain of the toilet, now there are generally 300mm and 400mm, the original 290mm, the foreign pit is not the same as the domestic standard, the size of the pit distance and the quality of the toilet has nothing to do with it! >>>More
The distance between the center of the toilet sewage pit (the fecal outlet under the toilet) and the back wall is generally 400 for the old man's house, and the pit distance for the newly built house is generally 300. Try not to choose a 300 or 400 dual-purpose toilet (there are two sewage holes at the bottom), which is easy to drain poorly.