Ebler floor mounted rear outlet toilet. I need to change the rough in and wall hub from the old kind

[Mary Angela Carey]

My mother bought a different type rear outlet toilet and now I'm trying to change out the rough in height and find what fits this p trap connector.

 

[Mary Angela Carey]

 

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[Mary Angela Carey]

Please what fittings do I need to use and how can I mount to the wall to keep as close to wall as possible.

 

[Mary Angela Carey]

Can anyone tell me what wall mount hub this p trap connector fits and do I need the rubber gasket that came on it because it seems pretty flimsy

 

[Tuttles Revenge]

This is a link to the toilet web page for anyone following. Ebler.

The first thing I would do would be to assemble the tank onto the bowl and then install the rubber adapter onto the toilet to measure the difference between the adapter and the back of the toilet tank which is the closest the toilet can be to the drywall surface (you want to have some space between the wall and the tank to prevent moisture/mildew) . This will also allow you to measure the height above your Finished Floor that the drain needs to protrude from the wall. You can be slightly higher but in no case any lower than that measurement. You need to know what height exactly your finished floor will be now.

From the spec sheet provided on the above link, the outlet is 6.5" above the finished floor. That is the height that the drain from the wall needs to be set at. You will need to find an adapter like the black one you have but shorter and with a stainless steel jacket (mission band) that is the same size as the white adapter with rubber seal and the drain pipe in the wall. Use a 45 or 22deg elbow to raise the drain to the height needed

PS: I'm logging off. Will be out of the country for the next 2weeks.

 

[Mary Angela Carey]

This is a link to the toilet web page for anyone following. Ebler.

The first thing I would do would be to assemble the tank onto the bowl and then install the rubber adapter onto the toilet to measure the difference between the adapter and the back of the toilet tank which is the closest the toilet can be to the drywall surface (you want to have some space between the wall and the tank to prevent moisture/mildew) . This will also allow you to measure the height above your Finished Floor that the drain needs to protrude from the wall. You can be slightly higher but in no case any lower than that measurement. You need to know what height exactly your finished floor will be now.

From the spec sheet provided on the above link, the outlet is 6.5" above the finished floor. That is the height that the drain from the wall needs to be set at. You will need to find an adapter like the black one you have but shorter and with a stainless steel jacket (mission band) that is the same size as the white adapter with rubber seal and the drain pipe in the wall. Use a 45 or 22deg elbow to raise the drain to the height needed View attachment 78206


PS: I'm logging off. Will be out of the country for the next 2weeks.

 

[Mary Angela Carey]

Well thanks for your help. I really appreciate it