I looked at a website and it said if you have 11 1/2 " minimum inches from wall to mounting bolts that this toilet will work. Is this correct?
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Ours house was built in 1932 and as far as I know the toilet set up is standard. I measured from the wall board to the mounting bolts and we have a space of 14 inches. There is a space of about 2 inches from center of the toilet tank top to the wall board, so that works out to be more like 12 inches rather than 11.5 inches (which seems pretty tight).
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It is nice because it is flexible. I needed 3/4" because I was going around a round fireplace hearth. I don't know what your gap is around your toilet...but if you could use 1/2" it probably could work. The only problem I see is that if you have to take the toilet up. You'll have to attach it to the floor around the toilet, so if you have to take it up again, it may not be reusable. Although, it isn't so expensive, so that may not matter to you.
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My toilet is elongated. As stated in my review you have to have it properly tightened to the bowl. It is not high tech, the clamp is turned and it makes contact with the bowl.Since there are so many variations to the bowl it is difficult to judge if it fits yours. It should fit but you can call the manufacturer
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I can't speak to a Toto toilet, but for a Kohler one-piece toilet with permantly-affixed anchors, unfortunately this won't work, as the included bolts are too large to fit the anchors.
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For mine it's 8 inches. So from the sounds of other answers you got. I think it depends on your toilet but don't worry it should for surely fit. There are 5 pre-drilled holes so adjust it to what you need to.
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It should fit U only need a couple inches to the rear of your hole, to accommodate water in and lid lift. what toilet do U presently have there.
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I have it installed on my home toilet, a Kohler ADA height toilet. I think description says commercial because it will fit any elongated toilet that has the correct bolt hole width.
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Yes. The bolts are much longer than the standard toilet seat bolts. They are designed to go through the seat, then this insert, then the toilet. The nuts are also supplied. This works if the seat uses a standard bolt (2 of my 3 were not).
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I have installed a lot of toilet seats and have never seen bolts too big. You are probably going to have to drill the underside of the seat to fit this new hinge. This makes the task quite difficult.
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It did not fit my toilet. The seat was too high. Check manufacturer's specs carefully.
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If the seat is thick enough so the screws will not penetrate out the top of the toilet seat then it should work fine. Some of the new plastic toilet seats seem not to have enough thickness.
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If the pipe threads coming out of the wall are 1/2" male, it should work fine.
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Don't think it will work. My tape measure shows the wall to wall inner diameter to be about 2/16's short of six inches.
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Yes, I believe it would. My toilet was an elongated newer shape, but it works fine for me.
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can't say for sure. I would check with kohler to see what bidet seats are compatible with your toilet. Also need to know if you need round, or elongated. Plus, your 1 piece toilet seat mounts with different type of mounting screws than regular toilets.
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It should work very well with mid-century toilets. Mine were late century toilets and it worked real well with the kits. In fact, it worked better than the original set up. If it does not work with our toilet(s), you can always send it back.
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I feel your pain! I had to do a ton of research on this. The toilets that have the rear outlet have that outlet at different heights. And adjusting the height is very hard. So I recommend that you download the specs from the American Standard site and make sure that the height of the outlet is very close to the height of the outgoing pipe in your wall. Good luck!