The toilet is an indispensable bathroom item in the bathroom, and it is also indispensable in our daily lives. The emergence of toilets has brought us a lot of convenience. Many owners are concerned about the selection and purchase of toilets, focusing on quality and appearance, often ignoring the installation issues of toilets, thinking that installing toilets is easy, and toilet installation is not as simple as you imagine. You should be familiar with these precautions! Hurry up and learn about it with the editor.
How to install the toilet?
1. Cutting of sewage pipes
Generally speaking, during decoration, a sewage pipe is installed in the bathroom, which is closed and only needs to be cut open when needed. When installing the toilet, the sewage pipe needs to be cut open, as long as the flange ring is fastened on the cut pipe.
2. Reserve two small holes
These two small holes are reserved on the toilet. Generally speaking, in order to use the toilet normally, two small holes need to be reserved on the edge of the toilet. These two small holes are designed to make the drainage pipeline more smooth and prevent blockage during sewage discharge.
3. Using fixed screws
Using fixed screws can make the installation of the toilet look more beautiful and avoid rusting of the screws on the toilet. Once the screws on the toilet rust, it can cause odor in the entire bathroom, leading to poor user experience.
4. Glass adhesive
Glass adhesive is an important auxiliary material that can play a stabilizing role, allowing the toilet to stand upright on the floor of the bathroom without the risk of tilting or collapsing. It can also make the flange more firmly installed in the sewage pipeline, keeping the entire toilet in a relatively stable state.
What are the precautions for installing a toilet?
1. Firstly, you should like the appearance and shape. Observe whether the internal and external surfaces of the glaze are bright, crystal clear and smooth, whether there are ripples, cracks, needle impurities, symmetrical appearance, and whether it is stable and does not swing when placed on the ground.
2. Check whether the water components in the water tank are genuine factory products, have a water saving function of 3 to 6 liters, whether the inner sides of the water tank and drain pipe are glazed, and whether the sound of tapping on any part of the toilet is clear and crisp.
3. Before purchasing, it is important to determine the exact size of the distance between the center of the water outlet and the wall. Generally, there are 300 or 400mm pit distances. If you are unsure, you can ask the foreman what the pit distance is in our house and listen to the foreman’s opinion on how much pit distance to buy.
4. Domestic toilets are never inferior to so-called imported brands in any way, and most of the products of so-called imported brands are OEM manufacturers that can meet the highly professional technical requirements of major brands in China!
5. Why not spend the same amount of money on a high-end domestic product instead of spending 1000 or 2000 yuan on a so-called imported brand’s low-end or outdated products when choosing a toilet? Why not use the most avant-garde bathroom products that support national industries? Why must we only buy the expensive ones instead of the right ones?
6. The style of toilet should be determined based on one’s actual situation and personal preferences, such as the choice of connected or split toilets, extended toilets, or regular toilets.
7. Pay attention to the flushing method and water consumption of the toilet. There are two common flushing methods for toilets: direct flushing and siphon flushing. Generally speaking, direct flush toilets make more noise when flushing and are prone to odors. The siphon toilet belongs to the silent toilet, with a high water seal and less odor.
8. Understand whether the drainage method of one’s bathroom and toilet is horizontally discharged into the wall or downwards discharged into the ground. The drainage hole is on the ground and serves as a drainage outlet; The drainage hole is located on the rear wall, which is the rear drainage. The distance between the bottom drainage toilet and the finished wall must be clearly defined (the distance between the centerline of the toilet’s drainage outlet and the finished wall). The distance between the bottom drainage toilet and the finished floor must be clearly defined (the distance between the centerline of the toilet’s rear drainage outlet and the finished floor).
