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Specs One of the toilets that is confusing is the American Standard Right Height Elongated Toilet, model 2386.012. The spec sheet at American Standard seems to show more than 3" distance from the wall for both the tank and the bowl. So I couldn't figure out why I need 12" rough-in...

My desktop is littered with spec sheets for toilets requiring 12-inch rough-in. In many of these cases, no part of the toilet is closer than 4" to the finished wall. So - why is a 12" rough-in required? Why not just 8", enough to keep the toilet from touching the wall? Obviously I'm missing...

Our condo did a complete redo of all building water pipes and the new pipes for the bathroom vanity run along the baseboard behind the toilet. The pipe enclosure is a box that extends 3" out from the wall and 3" up from the floor. I'm having trouble finding a new toilet whose base (footprint)...