The update and replacement of hardware and sanitary ware has gone through some functional improvements and the pursuit of aesthetics, and is now entering a new stage of meeting both functional requirements and considering energy and water conservation. General hardware sanitary ware includes:
1. Basin: It can be divided into three types: hanging, pillar, and tabletop
2. Toilets: can be divided into two categories: flush type and siphon type.
3. Bathtub: One of the equipment in high-end bathrooms.
4. Flushing room: composed of door panels and a basin.
5. Cleansing basin: specialized for women, currently less commonly used in domestic homes.
6. Urinal: exclusively for men.
7. Hardware accessories: The forms and patterns are even more diverse.
Sanitary ware
Precautions for hardware installation of sanitary ware:
Embedding wall tiles - ceiling - laying floor tiles - installing toilets, washbasins, bathtubs - installing connecting drainage pipes - installing lighting fixtures, sockets, mirrors - installing hardware accessories such as towel bars.
1. When installing, determine the position of water pipes and wires based on the water and circuit diagram, and be sure to avoid water pipes and wires to prevent them from being broken.
2. When installing on the surface of ceramic tiles, it is necessary to first use glass drills to drill through the tiles, or gently tap open the tiles with steel nails or hammers to drill through the tiles, and then use an electric hammer to drill through the tiles to avoid breaking them.
3. During installation, tools should not come into direct contact with hardware. They should be wrapped in a clean soft cloth before tightening.
4. Various faucets or mixers should be installed with stainless steel tool covers as much as possible.
5. Be sure to reserve power before installing shower rooms and bathtubs.
6. When installing the toilet, do not fill it with cement underneath to prevent it from exploding. Use matching adhesive and then apply glass glue on the periphery.