House Toilet Movement

House toilet movement mainly falls into two categories: toilet relocation and the movement of entire toilet facilities. The appropriate method should be chosen based on specific needs and conditions, and relevant issues should be noted.

Toilet Relocation

Toilet relocation refers to changing the original installation position of the toilet. Common reasons include optimizing space layout, facilitating use, adapting to a new decoration style, or solving plumbing issues. Common relocation methods are as follows:

• Short-distance adjustment using a toilet offset connector: A toilet offset connector is a device that connects the toilet's drain outlet to the sewer pipe, enabling short-distance position adjustments. It is generally suitable for relocation distances of around 10 - 20 centimeters. This method is relatively simple to operate and has a low cost. However, the relocation distance is limited, and it may have a certain impact on drainage smoothness, increasing the risk of blockages.
• Raising the floor and re-laying pipes: By raising the floor to a certain height and re-laying the drainage pipes, the toilet can be installed in a new position. This method allows for longer-distance relocation but increases the floor height, affecting the overall sense of indoor space. Additionally, the construction is more difficult, and the cost is relatively high.
• Switching to a wall-mounted toilet: Changing the toilet's drainage method to a wall-mounted one, where the drainage pipes are hidden inside the wall and the toilet is suspended on the wall. This method saves floor space, is easy to clean, and offers relatively flexible relocation. However, it requires pipe modifications on the wall and has certain requirements for the wall structure and construction techniques.
• Drilling a new hole in the floor slab: If a long-distance relocation is required and other methods cannot meet the needs, consider drilling a new hole in the floor slab to directly connect the drainage pipes to the main drainage pipe on the lower floor. This method is difficult to construct, has a high cost, and requires negotiation with the downstairs residents, potentially leading to neighborhood disputes.

Entire Mobile Toilet Facilities

An entire mobile toilet is a facility that can be moved as a whole and set up at locations with fixed or temporary needs to provide toilet services for the public and customers. Custom-made mobile toilets can have separate male and female areas. The overall steel structure frame is firmly welded and durable, and it comes with complete configurations and is ready for use upon installation. This type of mobile toilet is suitable for temporary events, construction sites, tourist attractions, and other places, offering advantages such as easy installation and flexible movement.