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Anonymous users2024-01-24You don't have to raise the ground if you can move it as little as possible or not move it can sit down on the line It doesn't matter if you touch the shower room if it's really crowded You might as well reinstall the toilet even if it's a little oblique.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is recommended not to move, no matter how good the toilet is, there will be a situation that it will not be flushed clean after adding a shifter, please consider carefully.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You have a distance of 7 centimeters and you definitely don't have to move, I also want to move the toilet because I want to install the steam room, the distance after moving is 8 cm from the toilet room, just out of the way, you 7 cm and my 8 cm should be no different, so you don't need to move, if you want to use the shifter, the toilet will often be blocked, if you move the water pipe, the bathroom is at least 10 cm higher than the outside ground, ugly to death, in case of leakage to the room will be even worse.
The toilet should be very cautious, because the water channel under the toilet is leading to the downstairs, if you move the toilet of your house, you must follow the move of the downstairs sewer, which is very, very troublesome, if you move when the building has just been completed, your downstairs residents have not been renovated, this move is relatively easy, if the downstairs has been renovated it is more troublesome.
There is no customized 17 cm toilet shift, but the toilet shift can be adjusted beyond 12 cm, and the simplest is that the flat pipe can be cut at will.
It should be 30 cm above the toilet tank, so it will not have an effect.
Will the toilet be blocked if it is moved by 30 cm?As long as it is a properly displaced pipeline, it will not be blocked... >>>More
If there is a drainage pipe under the flush toilet, and you want the toilet to be displaced by 30 cm, you must first move the sewer pipe.