Tilly
New Member
Hello.
I read this forum through Google search and decided to join. I recently purchased a colonial house from 1811 and decided to change the upstairs toilet since it was from 1979. The toilet itself flushed terribly so I went with a Toto which was recommend by you all. I was excited to install the toto today and my mouth dropped when I ripped out the old toilet. The flange seems to be mounted on the wall, very close to the floor. I cannot use the toto for this so will be putting that toilet downstairs.
Can someone please advise as to what are my current options? I broke the old toilet apart so that is no longer functional.
Thank you for your help. I am not a professional and literally get by reading forums and watching YouTube videos.
First two pics are from inside the bathroom. Last pic is from the other side of the wall where there is a sink/powder room. As you can see the toilet pipe is horizontal with a slope down to the sewer pipe.
I read this forum through Google search and decided to join. I recently purchased a colonial house from 1811 and decided to change the upstairs toilet since it was from 1979. The toilet itself flushed terribly so I went with a Toto which was recommend by you all. I was excited to install the toto today and my mouth dropped when I ripped out the old toilet. The flange seems to be mounted on the wall, very close to the floor. I cannot use the toto for this so will be putting that toilet downstairs.
Can someone please advise as to what are my current options? I broke the old toilet apart so that is no longer functional.
Thank you for your help. I am not a professional and literally get by reading forums and watching YouTube videos.
First two pics are from inside the bathroom. Last pic is from the other side of the wall where there is a sink/powder room. As you can see the toilet pipe is horizontal with a slope down to the sewer pipe.
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