Bathtubs come in various shapes, sizes, and materials to fit different styles and budgets. Before purchasing, consider these key factors:
✔ Usage: Will you be taking regular baths?
✔ Water Heater Capacity: Can your heater handle the tub’s water demand?
✔ Style Preference: Standalone tub or a bathtub with a shower enclosure?
Popular bathtub materials include acrylic, fiberglass, enameled steel, cast iron, and cultured marble, each with its own advantages. Whether you need durability, heat retention, or easy maintenance, our experts at KRH Plumbing will guide you through the selection process
Your toilet—often called the “throne”—should offer both comfort and efficiency. When selecting a new toilet, consider:
✔ Height and Bowl Shape for ergonomic comfort
✔ Flushing Technology for water efficiency
✔ Style and Color to match your bathroom design
Shopping for a toilet can be overwhelming, but KRH Plumbing ensures you get the perfect fit, expert installation, and lasting value. Let our skilled team handle your bathtub and toilet installation with precision and care. Contact us today!
The KRH Plumbing team works strategically to develop the best solution for your project and executes it with precision and excellence.
KRH Plumbing, we take the time to educate you on the best practices to maintain and extend the life of your plumbing system.
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Toilets come in different sizes and shapes, so selecting the right fit for your bathroom is important. Round toilets are great for smaller bathrooms, while elongated toilets offer more comfort and support.
A water-efficient toilet helps save money on water bills and benefits the environment. Look for toilets with a WaterSense label, which ensures they meet EPA water efficiency standards.
The flushing system is a crucial factor when choosing a toilet. Opt for a model with a powerful, clog-resistant flush to handle waste efficiently without requiring multiple flushes.
Toilets come in different heights. Standard toilets are about 15 inches high, while comfort-height toilets (approximately 17 inches) provide better accessibility, especially for people with mobility issues.
Selecting a trusted brand ensures durability and performance. While cheaper toilets might be tempting, they may not last as long or function as effectively as a high-quality model.
The first step is turning off the water supply and disconnecting the water line. Next, the bolts securing the toilet to the floor are removed, allowing us to carefully lift the toilet off the flange.
The toilet flange connects the toilet to the waste pipe, and it must be in good condition for a secure fit. If it’s damaged, cracked, or uneven, it may need repairs or a replacement before proceeding.
The area around the flange must be clean and free of debris. A new wax ring is placed over the flange to create an airtight, watertight seal between the toilet and the plumbing system.
The new toilet is aligned with the flange and secured using bolts and a tightening process to ensure stability. The water supply line is reconnected, and the tank is filled with water.
To complete the installation, the toilet is tested by flushing multiple times to ensure proper drainage and check for leaks.
