Anshun Mobile Toilet Installation Guide

If the Anshun mobile toilet refers to a simple portable commode, its installation guide can be divided into the following steps according to different types and drainage methods:

I. Using a Offset Connector (Preferred for Short-Distance Relocation)

1. Installation Steps
   • Purchase a finished offset connector (with an elliptical flat pipe as the cross-pipe, approximately 60mm in height), and chisel out 20-40mm of the floor slab (this should be done before waterproofing).
   • Pre-bury the offset connector, connecting one end to the original toilet's drainage pipe and extending the other end to the target location.
   • Pour the floor level and apply waterproofing (approximately 20mm in height), lay tiles (approximately 30mm in height), and finally install the toilet.
2. Precautions
   • New-type offset connectors can also be installed after tiling. A 3-4cm construction slot needs to be left. The lower interface is inserted into the drainage pipe and then backfilled with cement slurry, while the upper interface is connected to the toilet's drainage outlet.
   • The connection points should be wiped clean and coated with PVC-specific adhesive. When installing the sealing ring, prevent it from flipping (lubricant can be applied for assistance) to avoid foreign objects falling into the pipe.
   • The empty space after relocation should be filled and sealed with cement or waterproof material.
   • Offset connectors are suitable for short-distance relocations of 100mm-350mm, preferably not exceeding 400mm; otherwise, the risk of blockage increases. If the relocation distance exceeds 300mm, a slope of more than 3% should be created at the pre-buried location to facilitate drainage.

II. Same-Floor Drainage - Floor Slab Lowering (Suitable for Buildings with Existing Lowered Floor Slabs)

1. If the bathroom floor is already recessed by 250mm-350mm, the layout of the drainage pipes can be directly re-planned.
2. Key Details
   • Use an inclined tee instead of a straight tee to avoid backflow and blockage issues in straight pipes.
   • The positions of the toilet and other drainage outlets can be freely adjusted, but the slope of the pipes must be reasonable.

III. Installation Steps for Portable Toilets for the Elderly

1. Unpacking Inspection: Check whether all accessories are complete immediately upon receiving the package.
2. Installation Details for Different Models
   • Portable Toilet without Steel Bars:
     • Insert the anti-slip strips into the outer side of the toilet base to ensure they are secure.
     • Install the front and rear handles of the commode, place the commode inside, and then cover it with the lid.
     • Align it with the slot and press down firmly to embed the buckles, ensuring a secure fit.
     • Insert plastic plugs at both ends of the support rods and insert them horizontally into the slots.
     • When installing the part connecting to the toilet and the backrest part, align the slots and press down to tightly combine the parts.
   • Other Models of Portable Toilets: The installation of components such as armrests and backrests is relatively simple and can be adjusted in direction according to the user's habits (e.g., if the user is more comfortable with the left hand, hang the components on the right side).
3. Overall Inspection: After installation, check whether all components are secure, whether the toilet is stable, and whether the commode can be used normally.

IV. Supplementary Information on Other Drainage Methods

• Same-Floor Drainage - Floor Slab Raising: Use lightweight blocks to build a raised platform of 180mm-200mm, pre-bury a toilet drainage pipe with a diameter of approximately 110mm, and then lay floor tiles (no need to damage the original floor slab, but it will occupy floor height).
• Inter-Floor Drainage - Modifying Drainage on the Ceiling Below: This requires negotiation with the neighbor below to modify the drainage pipes on the ceiling of their bathroom, and proper waterproofing and installation of a trap should be done (the construction is difficult and depends on the neighbor's cooperation).
• Inter-Floor Drainage Modified to Wall-Mounted Drainage: Build a steel structure to embed the water tank, with the toilet suspended on the steel structure. A Type II offset connector can be selected to enhance sealing.