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Anonymous users2024-01-24The toilet should be changed separately, and the surrounding floor tiles cannot be damaged at all, because the toilet is on top of the floor tiles, and the specific operation steps for changing the toilet are as follows:
1. Prepare the toilet that needs to be removed.
>2. Remove the water pipe from the toilet.
>3. Hold both sides of the toilet with both hands.
>4. Lift the toilet.
>5. Install the new toilet.
>6. Screw on the water pipe.
>7, it was replaced.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23No problem, just knock the original toilet out. If the original toilet is glued, it can be easily removed.
This shop that generally sells sanitary ware has familiar installers to introduce to ensure that the ground is not damaged.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Rest assured, it will never destroy the surrounding tiles, I do sales in the bathroom company, and when I first came to the company, I also followed the installer to learn from the door-to-door service, and there has never been a situation where the surrounding tiles are damaged. If you don't know how to calculate the wall distance, then let them come to your home to see it, don't report a number by yourself, either it can't be installed, or it's not good to press it beautifully.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It depends on how the toilet is installed, generally speaking, the floor tiles are installed first, and then the toilet is installed and fixed with glue. If so, it will not damage the surrounding floor tiles.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Yes, as long as you ask the cement worker to be careful when you change it, if you can't move the toilet, you can really smash the toilet and then knock off the cement.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Unscrew the two expansion screws at the bottom and shake the toilet vigorously to separate it from the floor tiles (which were originally glued with glass glue).
Of course, a separate hanger should be set up for the horizontal pipe under the toilet in the bathroom, which will be more supportive and stronger. This design will be more perfect.
In general, as long as the leakage in the bathroom is not a water pipe problem, it can be treated without knocking on the tiles. The last time our family bathroom leakage was not knocked on the tiles to solve, I directly bought a bottle of Shu Yu waterproof kitchen and bathroom special invisible waterproof liquid sprayed in the bathroom between all the tiles between the gaps, dry for a day and then I used the bathroom normally, and then gradually the water leakage became more and more slight, after more than half a month there was no leakage at all, and now it has been almost two years, there is no problem at all.
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