Mobile Toilet Bowl Installation

The installation of a mobile toilet bowl (mobile toilet) requires selecting the appropriate steps based on the specific model. Here are the common types and installation methods:

I. Installation of Basic Mobile Toilet

1. Anti-slip Treatment: Install silicone anti-slip pads into each of the four corners at the bottom of the toilet to ensure a flat contact surface and prevent sliding during use. The silicone pads must fully fit into the bottom grooves to prevent displacement.
2. Bucket Assembly: Align the buckle positions of the upper and lower buckets, press down evenly with both hands, and a 'click' sound indicates that the buckles are securely fastened. After assembly, gently shake the bucket to check for stability and no looseness.

II. Installation of Behao BH132(PP) Mobile Toilet

1. Main Body Connection: This model of toilet is divided into two parts: the upper main body (including the toilet lid and seat ring) and the lower main body. During installation, align the buckles of the upper main body with the corresponding positions of the lower main body and press down vertically to ensure the buckles are fully embedded.
2. Anti-slip Configuration: The bottom comes with four arc-shaped anti-slip strips, suitable for wet environments such as bathrooms. If the anti-slip strips are lost, contact after-sales service for replacement to avoid safety hazards from direct use.

III. Installation Recommendations for Universal Mobile Toilets

1. Accessory Check: Before installation, check the accessory list to confirm that it includes components such as the toilet main body, inner bucket, tissue box (if any), and screws. If any accessories are missing, replenish them promptly before proceeding with assembly.
2. Component Assembly: Some models require additional installation of a tissue box or inner bucket. According to the instructions, fix the tissue box to the designated position (usually on the side of the toilet) and place the inner bucket inside the bucket and adjust it to the appropriate height.

IV. Toilet Relocation Installation (Requires Additional Operations) If you need to adjust the position of the toilet, a relocator is required:

1. Measure Distance: Use a tape measure to measure the distance between the original toilet drain and the target position to determine the length of the relocator.
2. Cutting and Connection: Cut the main body of the relocator according to the measurement results, and connect the relocator to the original drain pipe and the new position drain pipe using special glue or clamps to ensure a leak-proof seal.
3. Floor Treatment: Cut a groove in the floor at the new position, embed and fix the relocator, fill the groove with cement or waterproof material, and install the toilet after it is completely dry.

Precautions:

• Read the product manual before installation, as different brands may have detail differences.
• Relocation operations should be carried out by professionals to avoid damaging the drainage system, which may cause blockages or odors.
• Regularly check the tightness of components such as buckles and anti-slip pads to ensure safe use.