Hi,
Tiling hasn't finished, but I figured I'll dry fit my Aquia II for kicks.
I searched the forum and saw that Terry was able to install the Aquia II on a 11.5" rough in and even an 11" rough-in.
I wonder how you do it Terry. My rough in is 11.25". If I "cheat" by moving the bolts and socket as far forward as I can, I can get 11.5" (as measured to the center of the Aquia gray adapter). However, the tank is still pitched half a bubble forward (see pics). The Tank is just resting on the toilet in the pic. It is not bolted down.
I am missing any another cheats?
If I can't get it to work, the toilet will go in another room and I'll get instead the 10" rough in version while "cheating" the other way (to reduce the gap).
Does the Kohler Persuade has more give?
Relevant details:
Toilet: Toto Aquia II CST416M#01 (12" Rough-in)
Rough in: 11.25". Straight to the wall. Wall not tiled.
Flange: 3.5" Sioux Chief metal flange. Flange is already pvc glued in and bolted to concrete slab with tapcons.
Thx!
Tiling hasn't finished, but I figured I'll dry fit my Aquia II for kicks.
I searched the forum and saw that Terry was able to install the Aquia II on a 11.5" rough in and even an 11" rough-in.
I wonder how you do it Terry. My rough in is 11.25". If I "cheat" by moving the bolts and socket as far forward as I can, I can get 11.5" (as measured to the center of the Aquia gray adapter). However, the tank is still pitched half a bubble forward (see pics). The Tank is just resting on the toilet in the pic. It is not bolted down.
I am missing any another cheats?
If I can't get it to work, the toilet will go in another room and I'll get instead the 10" rough in version while "cheating" the other way (to reduce the gap).
Does the Kohler Persuade has more give?
Relevant details:
Toilet: Toto Aquia II CST416M#01 (12" Rough-in)
Rough in: 11.25". Straight to the wall. Wall not tiled.
Flange: 3.5" Sioux Chief metal flange. Flange is already pvc glued in and bolted to concrete slab with tapcons.
Thx!