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Old plumber explained why he misses Soviet toilets
Who makes repairs in the bathroom, certainly interested in the question, and Which toilets are better? For use in our time? There are plenty of models in stores, but the essence of the matter does not change. You still have to choose.
In this article, we would like to reveal this sensitive, but still important question. Let’s see which models are already considered classics, what novelties have appeared and how they differ constructively. Well, let's go.
Which toilets are better than a bowl combined with a toilet This is the most common option. The tank is attached to the toilet sink, reliability and generally static. Inexpensive and easy to install design. Easy to replace and repair toilet bowl and tank. Sometimes differences are possible, where the bowl and the tank are a monoblock. In this case, the repair is slightly more complicated, but the porcelain plot itself looks better and more impressive.
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Separate tanks are of two types: suspended and installed. Suspended can be at least under the ceiling, but look, how to say, in the style of retro. But they have great pressure. The second type is hidden behind a false wall. It looks very modern, but there may be problems with repairs. The master will have to do a lot of work to get to him.
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Chalice shape funnel-shaped. It has its pros and cons. Of the advantages, you can allocate a small amount of water for flushing. However, the increased chances of splashing dirty water in all directions ruin all the positive aspects.
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Shelf toiletOn the contrary, it minimizes splashes and gives a very good water pressure. Everything is instantly cleaned and does not carry unnecessary microbes. Its only drawback is not a very modern look. Today, this form is very difficult to find in stores.
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Sloping Cups are something in between. And this option is also averaged in terms of practicality. Saving water? Yeah. Dirt after use? Yeah, too. Probably suitable for single people.
Toilet material faience The most popular material among the public. Fine ceramics, covered with a special enamel, which protects from moisture. Affordable price. But a 10- to 15-year shelf life is not for everyone. As they say, water sharpens stone. So here, the faience is gradually getting worn, which leads to breakdown.
china. This material, although more expensive, is insured against the disadvantages of faience. The inclusion of various materials in ceramics allows it to last on average about 25 years. Although you will need to pay another half price to the cost of faience.
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Stainless steel. The material, of course, the most durable, but has a number of disadvantages. Like the price. Very tall. It looks like a toilet from a train or a plane. Who cares? Some people like that.
Various companies offer their own unique shapes and materials for the “white friend”. But, in our opinion, and not only on our, shelf toilet - the ideal choice if you want to buy something convenient and reliable. And porcelain, for example, does not cost so much money, but it will last you much longer than faience. And it looks stylish, and it lasts a long time.
In this article, we would like to reveal this sensitive, but still important question. Let’s see which models are already considered classics, what novelties have appeared and how they differ constructively. Well, let's go.
Which toilets are better than a bowl combined with a toilet This is the most common option. The tank is attached to the toilet sink, reliability and generally static. Inexpensive and easy to install design. Easy to replace and repair toilet bowl and tank. Sometimes differences are possible, where the bowl and the tank are a monoblock. In this case, the repair is slightly more complicated, but the porcelain plot itself looks better and more impressive.
View this post on Instagram
A post shared by SELEK (@selek_bathroom)
Separate tanks are of two types: suspended and installed. Suspended can be at least under the ceiling, but look, how to say, in the style of retro. But they have great pressure. The second type is hidden behind a false wall. It looks very modern, but there may be problems with repairs. The master will have to do a lot of work to get to him.
View this post on Instagram
A post shared by Plumbing а️Heating (@termo_zona)
Chalice shape funnel-shaped. It has its pros and cons. Of the advantages, you can allocate a small amount of water for flushing. However, the increased chances of splashing dirty water in all directions ruin all the positive aspects.
View this post on Instagram
A post shared by Master of Home Services (@master_v_anape)
Shelf toiletOn the contrary, it minimizes splashes and gives a very good water pressure. Everything is instantly cleaned and does not carry unnecessary microbes. Its only drawback is not a very modern look. Today, this form is very difficult to find in stores.
View this post on Instagram
A post shared by Dmitry (@santreyd.ru)
Sloping Cups are something in between. And this option is also averaged in terms of practicality. Saving water? Yeah. Dirt after use? Yeah, too. Probably suitable for single people.
Toilet material faience The most popular material among the public. Fine ceramics, covered with a special enamel, which protects from moisture. Affordable price. But a 10- to 15-year shelf life is not for everyone. As they say, water sharpens stone. So here, the faience is gradually getting worn, which leads to breakdown.
china. This material, although more expensive, is insured against the disadvantages of faience. The inclusion of various materials in ceramics allows it to last on average about 25 years. Although you will need to pay another half price to the cost of faience.
View this post on Instagram
A post shared by Master for the Iron Hour (@mactep_vit)
Stainless steel. The material, of course, the most durable, but has a number of disadvantages. Like the price. Very tall. It looks like a toilet from a train or a plane. Who cares? Some people like that.
Various companies offer their own unique shapes and materials for the “white friend”. But, in our opinion, and not only on our, shelf toilet - the ideal choice if you want to buy something convenient and reliable. And porcelain, for example, does not cost so much money, but it will last you much longer than faience. And it looks stylish, and it lasts a long time.
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