does this toilet set over the old waste hole, same distance from the wall? Where can I get specifications.
628504
We already had 2 of these installed one in a nyc apartment the other in a house in NJ. Fits perfectly, I am guessing there is industry standard for toilets. This is the most quiet toilet we love it
628505
From the center bolts on the old toilet to the wall you will need 12 inches. Most toilets for the last two generation have a 12 inch rough as the standard. When installing, remember to replace the wax gasket under the toilet with a new gasket. Do not use the old gasket.
63243
The toilet fits on existing hardware just screw back in. My old toilet had similar set up so I didn't have your issue
473560
The one a brought had a 12 inch rough in from the back wall, side opening should be 15 inches from the center, or 30 inches wide. this is a good toilet, I installed in in my RV motorhome.
1447138
Here is a link that will help you determine if it will fit on your existing toilet:http://www.totousa.com/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=vGeyoz-6CjU%3d&tabid;=533
784322
If you measured from the back of the bolt hole, yes it is 18.5" to the front of the toilet.
509284
Yes. It is adjustable. Should work over most toilets or as a bedside commode. Very convenient. The elongated seat is hard to find.
1202173
I had it installed as we got a new toilet at the same time. He did not have to make new holes. I don't know if that is the case on all installs. I know he said you could install it two ways depending how the space was from the wall. It is so much better then the plastic riser.
909234
On a standard toilet it is 12" from the center at the rear of the seat to the outside edge of the bidet. So if you have 13" from wall to center it will work for you with room to spare! Hope this helps.
2200934
It depends on what you mean by "older". We have it mounted on a 50 year old toilet and it fits fine.
1447140
Here is a link that will help you determine if it will fit on your existing toilet:http://www.totousa.com/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=vGeyoz-6CjU%3d&tabid=533
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
1880188
Distance between finished wall & the center of the floor drain must be 12" for this model. Great toilet. You'll love it!
119485
Yes, my toilet seat has the exact same hole size. I put the Pourty Flexi-Fit on the smallest setting. (Sorry for the late response)
267642
Hello V. L. Maples,If you would like find more information about this toilet, you could follow up this link below:http://assets.totousa.com/product-files/0GU9100_NEOREST_500_EN_OM.pdf
1973815
This is a commode it would not fit over another commode. I have several commodes and my husband found this one the most comfortable. It would fit over a regular toilet as the legs can be raises or lowered
1299019
Yes this is just exactly like the picture and fits my toilet perfect...In fact I don't even have to put it on permanently...That way I can take it off and clean it without have to adhere it tothe rim...I am 82 years old and can't take a chance on falling but this is safe without adhering it to the rim...Its just as good as my cousin's $50 one...Hope you enjoy it as I do...Jerjer
1877586
If the closet flange is centered 11 inches from the finished wall, the toilet will project 29 inches, plus a fraction, from the wall. Measured just now.