Re: Hanging Toilets

Posted by hj on July 28, 2003 at 09:19:45:
In response to Re: Hanging Toilets
The fitting in the wall is rather expensive. Installing it proberly takes extra time. And the toilet itself costs more than a conventional one. $810.00 may be a bit excessive, since you should get credit for the unused toilet, piping, and labor that is not going to be done. That being said, putting in the plumbing for a conventional toilet and then trying to change it later will cost much more than $810.00. : My mother is getting ready to have a new home built and wanted wall hung toilets. Builder wants $810.00 per toilet, which seems excessive. Is there a way to configure the plumbing and wall anchors at a later time? I understand that would still be very cost prohibitive? Apparently, these are not popular toilets to use residentially, but my mother loves the idea of them for ease of cleaning underneath.

Posted by hj on July 28, 2003 at 09:19:45:

In response to Re: Hanging Toilets

The fitting in the wall is rather expensive. Installing it proberly takes extra time. And the toilet itself costs more than a conventional one. $810.00 may be a bit excessive, since you should get credit for the unused toilet, piping, and labor that is not going to be done. That being said, putting in the plumbing for a conventional toilet and then trying to change it later will cost much more than $810.00.

: My mother is getting ready to have a new home built and wanted wall hung toilets. Builder wants $810.00 per toilet, which seems excessive. Is there a way to configure the plumbing and wall anchors at a later time? I understand that would still be very cost prohibitive? Apparently, these are not popular toilets to use residentially, but my mother loves the idea of them for ease of cleaning underneath.

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