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Anonymous users2024-01-24How can that be?
It can't be oblique. The installation requirements are to be horizontal. And it is also required to be perpendicular to the wall, and the corners cannot be dropped. This is a problem of appearance requirements, but also a technical problem, the barrel body is not right, and the drain will also be in poor contact. Rinsing also had a slight effect.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I don't know what you mean by this oblique? It refers to the installation of an inclination or an inclination of the installation position, and the installation inclination is not allowed, which will cause inconvenience in use, and the connection between the toilet and the drain pipe is not tight. If the installation position is inclined (referring to the relationship with the building structure is not parallel and perpendicular), it is indeed due to the limited installation space, but it is still excusable, and it does not affect the use, but it is not very beautiful, and people look awkward.
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No, the back of the shrine next door can not be a bathroom, if it is in the front of the door should also be separated by a certain distance, and can not be facing the door, otherwise it is regarded as a big disrespect, welcome to discuss.
You want to have more space when you go out after pulling away, totally fine.
This is not possible.
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If it's a single-family house, there's nothing wrong with that; Otherwise, pay attention to the stove not under the toilet; If you still want to keep the original toilet, pay attention not to the same door (i.e. enter the kitchen first and then enter the toilet); The stove should not be backed against the wall of the toilet;