We are replacing a standard toilet with a rear discharge toilet. Previously, the floor was built up by about 6 inches on a wooden platform, with PVC coming down then an elbow to the drain which runs parallel to the floor about an inch above the concrete floor. I see most of the rear discharge toilets have the drainage hole around 3 to 6 inches above floor level. My question is should I use 2 elbows to connect the toilet to the drain, or can I use a flexible single piece, since the drainage will come down from toilet to drain.
Changing from standard to rear discharge toilet - Please advise
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Most rear outlet bowls have a rough that is 4-1/4".
The bowls tend to have a 2" trapway, so there is some leeway there.
The bowls tend to have a 2" trapway, so there is some leeway there.
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It looks like it was set up as a rear discharge already with the flange at the wall.
From the floor to the center of the drain, how high is it?
From the floor to the center of the drain, how high is it?
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