How to install a squatting toilet in the bathroom at home? Please point with your fingers high.

Piping Installation: Sizing the squatting toilet.

How to install the squatting toilet.

The size of the squatting toilet is a very important part, and the distance between the pit and the wall can be avoided by measuring the pit distance in advance, and the distance from the center of the squatting toilet inlet to the wall is at least 60 cm; The thickness of the squatting toilet should be at least 6 mm.

Second, squatting toilet installation.

Find the drain first, and then install the drain outlet reserved at the corresponding location.

Dig out the size of the squatting toilet that is larger than the height.

The next step is to place the connecting rubber plug into the water inlet hole of the squatting toilet and secure it. Apply glass glue to the edge of the water inlet hole of the squatting toilet, insert the water pipe, and seal it well to prevent water leakage.

Apply a layer of glass glue or putty to the edge of the outlet of the squatting toilet, screw it into the inlet of the sewer, and set the toilet level with coke residue or other filling.

Then check whether there is water leakage at each joint, and if there is water leakage, it is necessary to check the situation of each joint; If there is no water leakage, fill the area around the squatting toilet with filler, and fill the contact surface between the ceramic and the cement mortar with an elastic material such as asphalt of more than 1cm.

Fix the squatting toilet with cement mortar.

After it is fixed smoothly, lay the bathroom floor tiles on the cement surface.

Flush it to check if there is any abnormality, and if there is no abnormality, you can use it.

3 things to note:

1. The problem of pit spacing, your 305 was originally just right to install the toilet, and if you want to install a squatting toilet, you must choose the kind that enters the rear row, because the pit distance between the rear and the front row should exceed 500;

2. See if you have a water trap in the sewer pipe, choose a squatting toilet without an S bend, and choose a squatting toilet with an S bend if not, don't choose the wrong one, otherwise you will die miserably and can't be used.

3, height, if you choose a squatting toilet without S bend, then congratulations, the cement platform will not be too high very good, if you choose.

Squatting toilet with S bend, that has to be tangled, the height of the regular squatting toilet is about 300, and the cement platform should be built into 2 steps.

If you buy a less formal squatting toilet, the total height is much shorter, about 200, and it is generally only built into one step.

You first have to put the ground too high, and then install a squatting toilet and lay the floor tiles on OK. Remember to do a good job of waterproofing!

Buy a 30 cm toilet, align it with the pipe mouth, and put it firmly around the glass glue+