The installation of the toilet is relatively easy. Generally, after buying it back, you can install it yourself or ask a worker to install it. Although the installation of the toilet is simple, it is very important to master the installation method of the toilet. Only an accurate toilet can be used with confidence. Let’s take a look at the general process of toilet installation.
1. Before installation, check whether the sewage pipe is blocked by mud, sand, debris, etc., and whether the installation ground is level.
2. Determine the center of the sewage pipe and the center of the toilet sewage outlet and align them, and adjust the wall within the error range.
3. Determine the installation position at the bottom of the toilet. Dry installation: use an electric drill to drill the installation holes, and pre-embed the expansion screws. Wet and dry installation: use an electric drill to drill the installation holes, and pre-embed the expansion screws.
4. Install the sealing ring on the sewage outlet of the toilet, or put a circle of glass glue around the sewage pipe, place the toilet according to the position where the line is taken, and adjust the level.
5. Dry installation: Screw on the screws and seal a circle of white cement around it. Wet installation: adjust and beautify the sealing surface.
6. Install and debug water tank accessories. Depending on the specific situation, some need to do this work first. In addition, some toilets are difficult to debug if abnormalities are found after installation due to the emphasis on beauty (although this is not the case, but it has also been encountered), it is recommended to test with water before installation if possible.
7. Install the toilet cover. According to the specific situation, some things need to be done first.
8. After installation, wait for the white cement or glass glue to solidify before using, usually 24 hours.
When installing, let the toilet close to the wall as much as possible from the aesthetic point of view, and most users also require this, but it needs to be explained that many brands of toilets are allowed to have a certain distance from the wall (different manufacturers have different requirements) , mainly from the convenience of cleaning and maintenance. I have checked the information of many brands, and most of them have this explanation, so I will add it here, but from the perspective of on-site installation effect, it is better to try to lean against the wall, especially for those toilets that are flat against the wall, such as It’s too ugly not to lean against a wall.
