Please, I hope someone can help me. I am a senior gal with some handyman (woman) experience. In the past, I have replaced two toilets on my own. I have now decided that I would like a new lo-flo, REASONABLY priced, Comfort Height toilet. I bought one and when I went to install it, realized that it was configured differently than my older toilets were. The base was much larger. I have a 12" rough, but running along the wall in back of the toilet is the only heat in my very small bathroom. It is a forced hot water baseboard that measures 10" tall X 2-1/4 " deep on the existing wall. I returned my toilet back to the showroom and was told they had no model available that would clear this baseboard, other than the Soiree (too expensive for me). Can this be possible? When purchasing toilets in the past, the baseboard was never a consideration. Before, I just went to the store, bought a toilet and dropped it in. Now I am told, this is no longer possible, in a comfort height model.
Does anyone know of a good working toilet that will solve my problem? Also, what is the exact measurement for ADA compliance? I have looked at higher toilets ranging from 15" to 17-1/2 " I did find the 17-1/2" to be the most comfortable. This was a St. Thomas but I could find no reviews on it.
Any info you could provide would be most appreciated.
Thank you in advance,
Arline
Does anyone know of a good working toilet that will solve my problem? Also, what is the exact measurement for ADA compliance? I have looked at higher toilets ranging from 15" to 17-1/2 " I did find the 17-1/2" to be the most comfortable. This was a St. Thomas but I could find no reviews on it.
Any info you could provide would be most appreciated.
Thank you in advance,
Arline