What is the difference between a split toilet and a connected toilet?
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2025-12-30
1. The main characteristics of a split toilet are high water level, strong impact, relatively low price, and a variety of styles. The split toilet mainly adopts a flush type drain. Because it is a separate entity, the water tank and the main body are not refined together, so the overall quality is consistent. The selectivity of separation is limited by the pit spacing. If it is much smaller than the pit spacing, a wall can be designed at the back. The characteristic of a split toilet is that it has a high water level, so it has a strong impact, but also produces a lot of noise. Families who like quietness should carefully consider it. The characteristic of a one-piece toilet is that it is more stylish in design, as the water level in the storage tank is lower. In order to ensure the effect, more water is used and the price is higher than that of a one-piece toilet. 2. Most integrated toilets are siphon type and have low noise during operation. In terms of production technology, the water tank and the main body are fired together, so the yield rate is not high. Due to the low water level of the joint, the pit spacing of the joint is generally short in order to increase the flushing force. The connection is not limited by the pit distance, as long as it is smaller than the pit distance of the house. Split toilet, also known as straight flush toilet, has high impact but also loud noise. Its water tank and toilet seat are separate, and bolts are needed to connect the toilet seat and water tank during installation. 3. The price of split type toilets is relatively cheap, installation is a bit troublesome, the water tank is prone to breakage, but it is not easy to clog, and toilet paper can be directly placed in the toilet without the need for a paper basket next to the toilet. The integrated toilet, also known as the siphon toilet, has a water tank and a toilet seat that are directly integrated into a single unit. It is relatively easy to install, but the price is higher and the length is longer than that of a split toilet. The integrated toilet has a siphon spray type (mild noise); Siphon spiral type (fast, thorough, low odor, low noise). Is it better for the toilet to be connected or separated as introduced by the editor? What is the difference between a split toilet and a connected toilet? Whether the toilet is connected or separated depends on our household use, and of course, each has its own advantages and disadvantages. It is important to understand before purchasing. Furthermore, during the use of the toilet, do not casually throw paper scraps or other debris into the toilet to flush it away, as it may cause the toilet to clog.
1. The main characteristics of a split toilet are high water level, strong impact, relatively low price, and a variety of styles. The split toilet mainly adopts a flush type drain. Because it is a separate entity, the water tank and the main body are not refined together, so the overall quality is consistent. The selectivity of separation is limited by the pit spacing. If it is much smaller than the pit spacing, a wall can be designed at the back. The characteristic of a split toilet is that it has a high water level, so it has a strong impact, but also produces a lot of noise. Families who like quietness should carefully consider it. The characteristic of a one-piece toilet is that it is more stylish in design, as the water level in the storage tank is lower. In order to ensure the effect, more water is used and the price is higher than that of a one-piece toilet.
2. Most integrated toilets are siphon type and have low noise during operation. In terms of production technology, the water tank and the main body are fired together, so the yield rate is not high. Due to the low water level of the joint, the pit spacing of the joint is generally short in order to increase the flushing force. The connection is not limited by the pit distance, as long as it is smaller than the pit distance of the house. Split toilet, also known as straight flush toilet, has high impact but also loud noise. Its water tank and toilet seat are separate, and bolts are needed to connect the toilet seat and water tank during installation.
3. The price of split type toilets is relatively cheap, installation is a bit troublesome, the water tank is prone to breakage, but it is not easy to clog, and toilet paper can be directly placed in the toilet without the need for a paper basket next to the toilet. The integrated toilet, also known as the siphon toilet, has a water tank and a toilet seat that are directly integrated into a single unit. It is relatively easy to install, but the price is higher and the length is longer than that of a split toilet. The integrated toilet has a siphon spray type (mild noise); Siphon spiral type (fast, thorough, low odor, low noise).
Is it better for the toilet to be connected or separated as introduced by the editor? What is the difference between a split toilet and a connected toilet? Whether the toilet is connected or separated depends on our household use, and of course, each has its own advantages and disadvantages. It is important to understand before purchasing. Furthermore, during the use of the toilet, do not casually throw paper scraps or other debris into the toilet to flush it away, as it may cause the toilet to clog.
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