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Thanks I will give that a try and report back the results.

I had an existing wall hung toilet that went out. Bought a new Gerber and took down the old one put up the gerber. It leaks like there is no gasket installed. The gasket is 3/4 thick. Does the surface of the carrier look correct? Where should I start to fix this. Thanks

Thanks that makes sense

I have a drop in tub going to install then have tile man install tile. Have a Delta RP23601 faucet can it be roughed in before the tile or should it be after? The faucet is going in the deck not the tub. Instructions say for up to 1 1/4 so I have to make sure the finished deck is not...

Thanks Yes the first fixture is the shower. That will be easier then a dry vent on each one.

Thanks for pointing that out I meant to:

I am suppose to be under the IRC plumbing code. This is an addition to an existing house I thought I would run a 3 inch main line use wyes to catch the toilet with 3 inch run a 2 inch vent for the toilet to the wall and up to the attic, then a 2 inch line off the 3 inch main for the shower...

Here it is. The basement where it is located has cinder block walls so the carrier is very solid.

Thanks for the advice. I had not set a wall hung toilet in 30 years back when I was in the plumbing trade. I felt rusty. It went in fine and flushes great. I did not remember 30 years ago only tightening three bolts and hand tightening the fourth but I did that and it worked well.

I ordered an American Standard Glenwall VorMax 1.28 GPF Will that work well or is the Gerber much better. After I ordered I thought I should check.

It was built in 1969 and the Wall hung is American Standard. I want to replace one it looks to be original to the house it is gravity with a tank and a weak flush. How do you determine if a wall hung toilet will fit the carrier? What are the things to note and watch for? Thanks

I was not clear but you were I understand what you are saying and it answered my question. Thanks

Ranch style house. I have a 4 inch pipe running vertically from the roof to the basement It has no drains connected to it on the first floor or above. I need to connect a toilet, and a tub and shower to this 4 inch then connect it back to the exiting pipe in the basement. I am planning on...