Wall Hung Toilet Installation Detail Drawing (DWG + PDF + Dimensions)
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Wall hung toilets are widely used in modern bathrooms due to their clean look and space-saving design. Proper installation is critical to ensure durability, leak-proof connections, and easy maintenance.
In this guide, you will get:
- Installation detail drawing
- Standard dimensions
- Plumbing layout
- DWG & PDF download
🚽 What is Wall Hung Toilet?
A wall hung toilet is mounted on a concealed frame inside the wall, with a hidden flush tank.
📐 Standard Dimensions
- Seat height: 400–430 mm
- Frame height: 1100–1200 mm
- Outlet pipe: 110 mm
🔧 Installation Details
Steps:
- Fix GI/steel frame inside wall
- Install concealed flush tank
- Connect water supply
- Connect soil pipe (110 mm)
- Finish wall and mount toilet
📊 Plumbing Layout
- Inlet: 20 mm pipe
- Outlet: 110 mm soil pipe
- Vent pipe required
❓ FAQ
Q1. What is ideal height?
400–430 mm
Q2. Which pipe is used?
110 mm soil pipe
Q3. Is it suitable for Indian homes?
Yes, widely used in modern construction
🔗 Related Topics
🎯 Conclusion
Wall hung toilet installation requires proper planning and detailing. Using correct drawings ensures safe and efficient installation.
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