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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello! I've heard of 200, 300, 400, 500, and I haven't heard of it with fractions.
The pit distance of the toilet refers to the distance from the center of the sewer pipe to the wall, and the distance of 250 can only be bought for 200, and it cannot be installed if it is too large.
Can you measure the outer diameter of the sewer pipe and the distance of the wall?
Typing isn't easy, oh!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23ARROW sanitary ware, a AB1218D, has a wall distance of 250MM.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The toilet should not have a 250mm wall distance, you can only buy a 200mm wall distance. Or install a shifter, but it may affect the flushing effect of the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21250's, very much this size. I've never heard of one with this size anyway.
If the drain pipe is a 110 PVC pipe and you are measuring the size from the center of the pipe to the wall, then a pit distance of 30 cm can be installed.
As long as the space is enough and the impact is not great, try to lean against the wall when installing.
Buy a toilet with a 300 hole spacing, some manufacturers call it 305, it's the same.
If there is a toilet with a pit spacing of 35cm, then you can buy a toilet with a pit spacing of 35cm, and the pit spacing of another toilet can be 40, and the general pipe diameter is 110mm, a difference of 2 cm is still possible. But it is necessary to negotiate with the supplier, in case this 40 cm cannot be installed, then it must be replaced. Please adopt, thank you!
Pit spacing refers to the distance between the center of the toilet sewer pipe and the back wall of the toilet, and the pit spacing of a new house is generally 300mm or 400mm. >>>More