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Anonymous users2024-01-24The national standard for toilet drainage is 400 mm, and the tolerance is 0,-30, and the general manufacturers in order to ensure that the product can adapt to the use of most users, the toilet drain is basically controlled in the range of 380mm to 390mm.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The distance between the toilet drain and the center of the wall and the upper spout is 29 cm.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22THE STANDARD IS 400MM, BUT A LITTLE MORE IS GENERALLY RESERVED FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF CONSTRUCTION.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It has to do with the size of the toilet, so it's best to ask the manufacturer of the toilet you bought.
You can choose a 40 toilet, put a shelf in the space behind, it is not recommended to change the pit distance, add Z pipe, put displacement, and then block every day, you will suffer.
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The distance from the back wall is forty centimeters, which is certain, this is the lower row type. There is also the back row, as long as you put one on the back wall, but the drain pipe is outside the wall, and this is the best toilet to buy. The distance between the left and right, you will know if you try it.
It should not be too high by more than 50cm above the sofa.
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