Re: What model of American Standard toilet do I have?

Posted by Leslie H. on May 09, 2003 at 17:20:18:
In response to Re: What model of American Standard toilet do I have?
Thanks for your info. You're right -- the toilet in this case is pretty much just a piece of china and because of that fact is still in pretty good shape. I will get the parts I need -- or better yet, ask the contractor to find the right parts! -- so the toilet can be put back after the new floor is tiled. Thanks, Leslie : The model of toilet is immaterial for your situation. The only part that you can replace would be the brass spud that the Sloan valve pipe goes into. Everything else is china and part of the toilet, and therefore not only not removable, but also not subject to wear. All other parts, bolts, etc., are generic and not part of the American Standard toilet.

Posted by Leslie H. on May 09, 2003 at 17:20:18:

In response to Re: What model of American Standard toilet do I have?

Thanks for your info. You're right -- the toilet in this case is pretty much just a piece of china and because of that fact is still in pretty good shape. I will get the parts I need -- or better yet, ask the contractor to find the right parts! -- so the toilet can be put back after the new floor is tiled.

Thanks,
Leslie

: The model of toilet is immaterial for your situation. The only part that you can replace would be the brass spud that the Sloan valve pipe goes into. Everything else is china and part of the toilet, and therefore not only not removable, but also not subject to wear. All other parts, bolts, etc., are generic and not part of the American Standard toilet.

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