its is complait with rv toilet?if not you can give the the model that work
625998
It depends on the exact dimensions and shape of the toilet. You will want to measure your toilet according to the dimensions given in the diagram at the top of this page: http://luxebidet.com/faqs. The chart lists the minimum or maximum dimensions necessary for installing our bidets.
625999
Hi and I do not have first hand experience to answer your question but you can ask them directly @ http://luxebidet.com/contacts. You might also scan the reviews on Amazon as some folks mentioned RV use (ie special fittings may be needed, etc).
626000
no complain, only the power of spout is too strong. you only can use the first gear.
626001
I personally don't thank it would work in rv. It's the water hook up that create a problem .
1478456
We are pleased to reply you.If your toilet is standard one, this item can fit it. Please consider it and looking for hearing your comment or order.
684519
first off you have to know the right color. When I ordered mine I ordered the wrong color. Secondly you have to know if its round or oblong. Thirdly it must be a foot flush toilet for a the right seat. Finally there are so many item numbers you`d be better off calling a RV store to get the right seat number and then order online for the best price.
1302275
The shape of the toilet doesn't matter. As long as it seals around the drain it will work.
2210286
Yes, the construction of the toilet does not matter. Be sure you buy an elongated toilet. I accidentally bought a smaller one. The box at Lowe's said it was elongated. Had it installed before I found out it was a "smaller" elongated toilet. Didn't know such a toilet existed. It works well enough, so I have kept it.
928592
thats what i replaced in my winnebago. it was a remove an replace fit. the only diference was the height of the two toilets. myne sits on a four inch step so the new toilet came up heigher. which the wife an i like because where seniors and both had knee replacments . so the extra height worked out great. even the water line was the same. just clean the flange real good put the ring gasket down press down on the toilet snug up the nuts. you should have no problems.
968456
The toilet I used it on, was Crane. I would say if it is face mounted lever, like on the front of the tank, and not a strong curve to the tank, it should be fine. It's pretty generic. If the tank has a lot of curve or the handle is side mount, then it might give you pause. Good luck.
1231845
I had a manual for my toilet with my camper so I new what model I had. But I believe you could go to thetford.com and find out whay model you got
1322917
Hello when I bought the bidet I never had any specific model in mind, it works on all models , because it has adjustments right or left, and back to front.
1973819
As long as the shape of your toilet is similar to the commode it will work fine. Too, unless the cover on your regular toilet is first removed, the commode to be out of alignment. We tried and were unsuccessful. Too much effort involved to remove the toilet seat/cover!
1604114
You can but would not suggest. The RV toilets do not have a P-trap and would usually drop right down right into the holding tank and If you keep water in the toilet all the time you would need to change out the seals time after time on the RV toilet.
595035
Not sure, usually the parts are for a particular fixture. I suggest that you do a search for the toilet brand and model that you have.
488220
Sorry, I cannot answer the question. I have a toto toilet, but I cannot locate the particular model. The toto flapper works and I do not have any issues with the seller.
634054
yes, it works good on my system. I have one of the old toilets like you are talking about.
1596345
I don't know what a THU138s flapper is.... Or what toilet you are working on. Be more specific and maybe we can help
2210400
As long as it's an "elongated" toilet, it fits. HD Glacier Bay makes both normal and elongated toilets. We have a Glacier Bay elongated in our basement and this fits that toilet.
1693316
You have not gone wrong. The toilet is a BAD DESIGN. I fought a loosing battle for 12 years, trying to stop the leaking and trying to clear the swirling water of the sewage. I hope you have more luck getting it to work than I had.