Would this toilet be capable of handling drain water from a shower or bathtub?
764108
Yes. The entire bathroom plumbed into the system and functioned wonderfully.
764109
Yes have had mine about a year and it is connected to sink toilet and shower no problems
764110
I have it connected to my shower, I don't think its capable of handing the amount of water from a tub. You would need to get a separate saniflow like they have for the washers. You can call to check though.
1429817
Yes; though, I don't use it for that. The unit is so tall that it may look funny or awkward with a tub. I will say, however, this was an AWESOME purchase and we are totally satisfied with the product! It is in our guest bathroom and regularly take showers there just to use the panel! Feel free to ask me any more questions!
183400
Probably not because it doesn't have drain holes unless you want to empty the collected water. It would be hard to clean because of the internal dividers.
665579
I would say yes seeing as how gravity is not a factor, but i am no expert plumber i just own one of these, which is awesome by the way
1684132
Definitely - as long as you have some sort of diverter either on the tub spout or a separate wall valve to switch flow between the tub and the shower
960824
Perhaps if there was a larger base to raise the drain off of the ground. Removing the legs defeats the purpose of buying the tub. Might as well just stake the dog in the yard and hose it down with a garden hose. Using it without the legs will force customers to bend over to bathe a dog. That's not very ideal for anyone with back problems.
175662
No, you would need to take out the shower drain to use this. The bottom portion fits down into the drain.
1635100
I think so as long as the drain is not too close to the wall. You want room around the drain so it sits flat against the surface for best performance.
2070997
I would imagine that you could. Literally the only thing different about this toilet is that it had an extra ceramic wall around the base that does not go all the way back to the wall.
2262226
I cannot think of any reason it would not. That said, I would recommend the toilet as a less expensive alternative if you are going to go through the hassle of picking up poo in your house.
1182401
It sure can. I have a full bathroom and a laundry room sending waste water to this system.
810867
I don't have that kind of toilet, so I can't say for sure. The nozzles hang down into the bowl about 1" to 1 1/2". If water got that high in my toilet, then anatomy would be washed by the flush water !
2224177
I don't believe the style of toilet is an issue. As long as you can get access to the water hose, you should be fine. (I had a plumber install mine because I did not know how.) I haven't had any problems with mine, beyond the fact that the water temperature takes some getting used to.
844591
I would think not. I believe if I was doing something like that I would want water pressure similar to my shower.
276098
Yes, I think it would, as long as your drain opening is standard size. It works well in my laundry tub which has a drain larger than a bath tub but smaller than a kitchen drain. The stopper is a fairly generous size
1876789
I guess it could with the right plumbing fittings. It will however be heavy because it is could quality shower head. heavy metal. Wall mounted preferred.
1283702
My toilet is an elongated bowl type that also has a rectangular shaped drain hole. It does not seal up around the edges enough to make a usable seal. The rubber is not very pliable, so it won't seal very well unless you have a very flat area to plunge against. Joe