Re: Old House toilet installation problem

Posted by poorplmbr on March 20, 2003 at 21:26:03:
In response to Re: Old House toilet installation problem - 14 inch
: What one person would call "dorky" another would call clean lined, sleak, and easy to clean. On top of that, it flushes second to none. : : : You will not find a one piece toilet designed for a 14" rough-in. Unless you use the Toto with the telescoping fitting. And that one looks "dorky" because it has to have removable side panels to enable the connection. : : : We replaced a wall hung toilet tank with a modern one-piece toilet designed for a 12 inch rough-in. The modern toilet is out two inches too far from the wall. If we change to a modern toilet with a 14 inch outlet will it force to toilet tank back to the wall where we want it? WHOOPS!!!!My bad I didnt read the original post well...didnt realise it was a one piece...silly me ,of course there isnt a 14" one piece..DUH

Posted by poorplmbr on March 20, 2003 at 21:26:03:

In response to Re: Old House toilet installation problem - 14 inch

: What one person would call "dorky" another would call clean lined, sleak, and easy to clean. On top of that, it flushes second to none.

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: : You will not find a one piece toilet designed for a 14" rough-in. Unless you use the Toto with the telescoping fitting. And that one looks "dorky" because it has to have removable side panels to enable the connection.

: : : We replaced a wall hung toilet tank with a modern one-piece toilet designed for a 12 inch rough-in. The modern toilet is out two inches too far from the wall. If we change to a modern toilet with a 14 inch outlet will it force to toilet tank back to the wall where we want it?

WHOOPS!!!!My bad I didnt read the original post well...didnt realise it was a one piece...silly me ,of course there isnt a 14" one piece..DUH

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