Re: Wall Mount toilet

Posted by Deb on February 23, 2004 at 10:44:31:
In response to Re: Wall Mount toilet
: Is there any advantage from a plumbing stand point to consider a wall mount toilet? We are remodeling a master bath. We're adding 2 ft to the existing room. We are on a slab. We will be moving the toilet about 2 ft. The floor will have to be jacked up to move the drain. : Are they vacuum-assisted since there is no tank? Many wall mount toilets have tanks. What brand and model are you looking at? A flushometer takes a 1" water lines, which normal toilets do not have. I don't think you are going to gain anything putting in a rear outlet toilet--the floor is going to have to be jackhammered to access the old drain. Deb The Pipewench

Posted by Deb on February 23, 2004 at 10:44:31:

In response to Re: Wall Mount toilet

: Is there any advantage from a plumbing stand point to consider a wall mount toilet? We are remodeling a master bath. We're adding 2 ft to the existing room. We are on a slab. We will be moving the toilet about 2 ft. The floor will have to be jacked up to move the drain.
: Are they vacuum-assisted since there is no tank?

Many wall mount toilets have tanks. What brand and model are you looking at? A flushometer takes a 1" water lines, which normal toilets do not have. I don't think you are going to gain anything putting in a rear outlet toilet--the floor is going to have to be jackhammered to access the old drain.
Deb
The Pipewench

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