| Fri Jul 13, 2012 | Post #1 | S L Gupta (Civil Engg)
Join date: Mar 2008 | Dear kapil
When we are constructing toilet on slab i.e. in upper story
1. If we want to fix english seat in the toilet than there is no need of sunken floor.
2. If we want to fix Indian seat in the toilet than foor either to be sunk or raised. | | |
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| Sat Jul 14, 2012 | Post #2 | P. Panchal
Join date: Apr 2011 |
Yes you can make it . But floor of toilet will be raised a
few inches
In case of Western commode Seat floor will raise 6 inch, but in case of Indian
seat it will raise about 12 to 15 inch.
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| Mon Jul 16, 2012 | Post #3 | Kapil Singhal
Join date: Oct 2011 | Thanks for the replies.
Slab has already been laid. At that time Architect did not caution about this that in this case floor of the toilet will be raised.
I have consulted few sanitary persons also and they also say the same, that floor will be raised.
I want to avoid raising of the floor level. English seat will be used.
Is there any other option than to raise the floor level ?
If in worst case I have to raise the floor level, then what is the maximum inches it would be raised ?
6 inches raise is like going one step of a staircase. | | |
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| Mon Jul 16, 2012 | Post #4 | S L Gupta (Civil Engg)
Join date: Mar 2008 | Dear Kapil
It will depend upon the position of your toilet, If the toilet is at the end wall than in case of english seat the raising may be avoided because the out let pipe go through the wall with toilet. The second method to avoid raising is that to lift whole of the floor of 1st story i.e. lay 2'' cinder and base coat 2'' cement concrete with brick ballast, than in this 4'' margen will be sufficent to take the out let pipe from the toilet. | | |
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