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A variation on the flush valve toilet is the up-flush toilet used in bathrooms whose toilet was located below the building's sewer line exit to the sewer or septic system.
An up-flush toilet relies on building water pressure to force the waste from the toilet up to a higher sewer line. Because of an up-flush toilet that relies on building water pressure to work forms a cross connection.
Like the modern flush-valve toilet, the up-flush toilet is also a back flush or rear-flush model. The flush valve toilet does not form a cross-connection, drains into a gravity-sewer line rather than an elevated sewer line, and it is permitted by current plumbing codes 73rd St Plumbing and Heating are committed and focused to give our customers a 100% satisfaction and want them to feel that they're had a great service that was delivered on time and with leading services installed. |
