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Definition:
A water closet is a plumbing term for toilet, and a water closet auger, or "closet auger" as it's more commonly known, is a specialized plumbing tool used to clear clogs in toilets.
TUTORIAL: Unclogging a Toilet Fixture ...

 


A water closet is a room which contains a flush toilet, usually accompanied by a washbowl or sink. The term may also be used to refer specifically to a flush toilet. Speakers of British English may refer to a room with a flush toilet as a 'W.C.

Upgrading a Water Closet
Upgrading a Water Closet
Though it may seem baffling when something goes wrong, there really isn't much to the inner workings of your water closet, commonly referred to as a toilet.

water closet See plumbing terms.
water filter (filtre à eau, m.) A device or system externally connected to a water source that removes particulates to help purify water.
water hammer See plumbing terms.

Water closet- Another name for toilet.
Water meter pit (or vault)- The box /cast iron bonnet and concrete rings that contains the water meter.

Water Closet: Toilet.
Water Meter Pit (or Vault): The box, cast iron bonnet and concrete rings that contain the water meter.

Water closet: A plumbing fixture having a water-containing receptor which receives liquid and solid body waste and, upon actuation (flushing), conveys the waste through a trap way into a gravity drainage system.

Water Closet (WC) - Another name for toilet.
Water Conditioner - A device used to dissolve minerals from water, normally after the minerals are removed, ...

Water closet " A toilet.
Weather stripping " Narrow sections of thin metal or other material installed to prevent the infiltration of air and moisture around windows and doors.

Water Closet: Toilet or commode.
Wood Inserts: Wood Inserts in the specifications refers to a decorative design created out of wood installed inside some type of niche in the home.

WC: Water Closet. Room containing toilet and wash basin.
Wear and Tear: Loss or damage resulting from use.

An abbreviation for water closet (toilet).
W/C Ratio
Water Cement Ratio.

Includes installing all toilets (water closets), hot water heaters, sinks, connecting all gas pipe to appliances, disposal, dishwasher and all plumbing items.

No, we call it a loo, which I think is a derivation of the word, water, which came from the word water closet, which was what it used to be called and —
[BOTH SPEAK AT ONCE]
RON HAZELTON:
So this is loo.
KATE:
— here, we call it the loo.

A lavatory gives a small flow and a water closet a large flow. Small flows tend to cling to the sides of the pipe, but large ones form a slug of waste as they drop. As this slug of water falls down the pipe the air in front of it becomes pressurized.

When talking to building professionals are you ever thrown off guard by such terms as gable, cornice, water closet or hose bib.

Exhaust fans should be located in or near the shower or tub, and in an enclosed water closet. Keep exhaust points opposite the supply air source to ensure that the fresh air is drawn through the room.

Step 6: Install the New Water Closet
Slowly set the tank and bowl assembly onto the wax seal, lining up the bolts with the mounting holes in the bowl.
Tighten the nuts onto the bowl until the assembly doesn't wobble.

Remember, toilets or water closets only need a cold line. Here are a few examples of some important fresh water fixtures. The diagrams are pretty much standard for copper and galvanized systems.

Because of the high concentration of iron in our well, our water closet doesn/t flush very well since the particles of iron plug up the inner flow of water into the WC basin. What product will dissolve the iron particles so that water flows freely?

Each person takes a shower and flushes the water closet twice; total 15 to 35 gallons/person.
Each household washes a load of dishes and clothing, 35 to 65 gallons.
Two people per bedroom.
Assume a 30 to 40 gallon storage tank.

Wet vent-A vent that receives the discharge of waste other than from water closets.
Yoke vent-A pipe connecting upward from a soil or waste stack to a vent stack to prevent pressure changes in the stacks.

Work performed by the plumbing contractor to get the home ready for a final plumbing inspection. Includes installing all toilets (water closets), hot water heaters, sinks, connecting all gas pipe to appliances, disposal, dishwasher, ...

11. Partial walls offer a way to create seat seclusion in baths too small to allow a dedicated water closet.

The bathroom also has a tray ceiling, along with a large shower, immaculate tub, two vanities, a water closet, and access to a spacious walk-in closet. You'll feel the everyday pressures of life melt away as you enjoy your very own personal suite.

you a two-person toilet, a $75,000 sink, and other insanely expensive or just plain bizarre bath accessories. From a periscope bathtub with a view to a toilet-seat lifter, here's everything you need to up the wacky factor in your water closet.

Its luxurious bath has both a garden tub and shower as well as a double vanity, a compartmentalized water closet and access to a large walk-in closet. Two family bedrooms and a shared bath complete this design.

And if you're really looking to shake things up, talk to a contractor experienced in bathroom remodels about improving your bathroom from the ground up. Remember, a new shower curtain can add life to your water closet, ...

to eliminate hardware, with hidden, built-in handles for a cleaner look. 'In the future, bathroom layouts will include more zones, such as dry or wet areas. There will be more individual spaces-dedicated dressing and makeup areas and water closets.' ...

Commode - Toilet, water closet.
Contractor - An individual or company licensed to perform certain types of construction activities. Some of the specialty contractor licenses involve extensive training, testing and/or insurance requirements.

Check for proper number of vents
Check for purple primer use at all PVC joint welds
Check all water closets (commode drains) offsets are constructed using a long sweeping 90 degree configuration or two 45 degree fittings.

See also: Closet, Water, Home, House, Design