Hi Terry,
I will be replacing my existing toilet with a Toto Soiree. Present water supply is 6" from centerline (and only 2-1/2 to 3" from floor) and according to Toto specs, the Soiree needs 8". Toto tech support directed me to an offset valve kit made by Dahl Bros (www.dahlvalve.com/brochure/Totokit.pdf goes straight to a picture of it) but it's ugly and clunky-looking. I also spoke with Brasscraft who told me of two components that would work together for their version of a solution. Although it looks like it would be a little cleaner, it's still pretty clunky-looking; also, it's not specifically designated for Toto installations as the Dahl one is.
Questions:
1. Does the Soiree really need 8" to the water supply? Somewhere on your site someone posted that they installed a Soiree with only 6".
2. If I do need to offset, do you (anyone) know of a clean, good-looking solution?
Marie
I will be replacing my existing toilet with a Toto Soiree. Present water supply is 6" from centerline (and only 2-1/2 to 3" from floor) and according to Toto specs, the Soiree needs 8". Toto tech support directed me to an offset valve kit made by Dahl Bros (www.dahlvalve.com/brochure/Totokit.pdf goes straight to a picture of it) but it's ugly and clunky-looking. I also spoke with Brasscraft who told me of two components that would work together for their version of a solution. Although it looks like it would be a little cleaner, it's still pretty clunky-looking; also, it's not specifically designated for Toto installations as the Dahl one is.
Questions:
1. Does the Soiree really need 8" to the water supply? Somewhere on your site someone posted that they installed a Soiree with only 6".
2. If I do need to offset, do you (anyone) know of a clean, good-looking solution?
Marie