What is the distance from the left-most bolt and the edge of the control unit? My toilet is close to the sink vanity.
783830
This is 9" from the left bolt of the unit. It is 4 1/2" from the widest part of the toilet seat to the outer edge of the control unit.
783831
What do you mean by LEFT-MOST BOLT? All I can tell you is that it is the most fabulous invention I have ever seen.
783832
Sorry, I misunderstood your question. From the center of the left bolt (as you are standing in front of the toilet) to the outer edge of the control unit the distance is at least 9 inches.
783833
Hi, It really does not extend out much on the left side as you are sitting on it so you should have no problem.
966496
We have an elongated bowl. Measuring from the back of the bowl to the far left side of the back of the bidet control is 6.5 inches. Measuring from the middle of the bowl to the far left side of the front of the bidet control is 4.5 inches. I hope this helps.
1138148
To the best of my knowledge and I've worked on a lot of toilets, the bolts are all standard distance. The only issue you have to worry about is if your toilet is elongated (longer bowl size) or "normal size". Easy to install. 5 minutes. Good Luck.
1031007
ours is 50" from the bottom of the tank not including spray nozzle. Plenty of reach to either side of toilet for right or left hand use.
667053
I have had the same problem. It appears to me that the spacing for the holes on the toilet are not the same as for the seat. The difference is probably one-eighth inch or less. The bolts from the seat are at a slight angle (both away from the toilet) on the underside. Tightening the nuts doesn't change that. The slope on the bolt prevents the nut from making solid contact with the porcelain surface on the underside. I suspect the Bemis seat has standard bolt spacing and the "designer" toilet has non-standard (slightly larger) hole spacing. I plan to file down the bolts where they contact the porcelain within the holes and see if that helps. I have had the same problem. It appears to me that the spacing for the holes on the toilet are not the same as for the seat. The difference is probably one-eighth inch or less. The bolts from the seat are at a slight angle (both away from the toilet) on the underside. Tightening the nuts doesn't change that. The slope on the bolt prevents the nut from making solid contact with the porcelain surface on the underside. I suspect the Bemis seat has standard bolt spacing and the "designer" toilet has non-standard (slightly larger) hole spacing. I plan to file down the bolts where they... » Read More I have had the same problem. It appears to me that the spacing for the holes on the toilet are not the same as for the seat. The difference is probably one-eighth inch or less. The bolts from the seat are at a slight angle (both away from the toilet) on the underside. Tightening the nuts doesn't change that. The slope on the bolt prevents the nut from making solid contact with the porcelain surface on the underside. I suspect the Bemis seat has standard bolt spacing and the "designer" toilet has non-standard (slightly larger) hole spacing. I plan to file down the bolts where they contact the porcelain within the holes and see if that helps. « Show Less
999248
You have to be precise because you only have a square about 12x12 to fit the valves and waste line in. Off the center of the vanity to center of the sink drain is 16 inches. Center of the working space under the sink off the floor is 24 inches. I wish I asked the question because I had to move all my plumbing basing it off a cabinet at home depot. Good luck
967833
I'm not sure which side you are considering left. If you standing and facing the toilet tank, the flush lever is on the left. Obviously everything depends on where the fill-tower is inside the tank. I hope this helps.
489543
4-15/16" if you are talking about the bolts that go into the toilet. Very durable and comfortable seat. We have had it for almost 6 years now- still looks like new.
1495096
The left one for my truck was 1/3 turn off the bolts on top are not the same spacing, fought for about 2 hours before I figured that out. Hope that helps
417461
8 1/2" is the distance. My problem was the inside distance of the width of the unit which is 21 1/2" if forced. The width of the toilet tank top is a little less which causes problems for getting access to the tank.
2061471
I put mine on the right side (facing the toilet). Water pipe and inlet is on the left. I'd want to keep the outlet away from the water connections for the toilet and the seat.
553209
Long enough to mount on standard 5.5 on center toilet base holes. About 6.5".
661191
I have elongated bowl. I measured from bolt center to wall...12". Wall to edge of tank lid was about 1/2 ", therefore 11 1/2 " for bolt to wall with tank lid flush to wall. However, schematic of ROUND bowl toilet on Kohler website, wall to tank top edge was 1 1/4", giving 10 3/4" clearance for bolts. Sorry to muddy the water. Great product, however.
764898
The top of the pull-up lever is 1 1/8" from the wall in our installation. (Obviously, this has more to do with the sink dimensions than the Kohler unit itself.)
637495
Less than or = to 1/4" for tank and bowl base. If you have a 10" from the center line of the waste hole to the wall, you need to buy a toilet that is specified as a "10" Rough-in. You should have a 12" distance as this is the most common one.
1674595
7" to the end...6" to the hole for the pin. It has a bolt for the hole so it does not move around when it is installed.
1504981
I'd say 2-3 inches. It's really further than you'd expect. Be advised that it comes out pretty low on the faucet so if you have a big lip on your sink that can block it.