How is the holder installed? Do i have to drill to a wall or is there a way to just hook it at the toilet or both?
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I didn't receive a holder so I am not sure. I had a pipe clamp (I think that's what it is) and I screwed it into the wall next to the toilet. I had one with a holder in the past an the husband attached it to the toilet.
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The bidet head rests on a holder which is just hooked on the to the lip of the water tank. No fastening required to hang the hook. Just lift the tank top and slip the holder in. If you do not have a flush tank then you need to mount the bidet holder to the wall using water proof glue such as Gorilla glue.
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Yes, you can secure to the wall either using the top shelf or middle shelf back support bar.. Spacers and screws are provided. It is solid after this.. The only color is brushed Titanium, which is a little darker brushed nickel. There is no adjustment for the height, but I did have to raise up the unit about 1-1/2" so the toilet lids would clear the lower shelf support bar.. your toilet seat height must be under 34" or your will have to raise the unit.. I just used some grey 1-1/4" electrical conduit form HD.. looks good..
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No, you will need 2 holes that used to mount the toilet seat to mount the bidet
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As I understand how you want to install it, that is to have it "spring" into position, no that's not how it works. What you do is set it up to almost the perfect length, put it up on the wall, and then twist tighten the ends to get a perfect fit. It's pretty easy.
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I think it wold be easier to pull the toilet. There's. Some screws. That are difficult to access. Let me know how it goes
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The one I bought has a holder that mounts in a slot on the top rear edge of the unit. I think it's standard.
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Asked my hubby who installed it, and he said he more than likely bought screws to fit (not using the one's enclosed with the product). We also mounted it on the outsideof a cabinet, so not a very thick piece of wood. Love the holder, it allows for more counter space now.
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I had the exact situation. I screwed directly into the stud for one anchor and drilled a hole as recommended for the other. This will give you a strong and solid installation. That is what I also would recommend. If you use a standard wall anchor you will downgrade the usefulness as a grab bar. I installed mine because my father(Age 95, 180 lbs) had used the standard toilet paper holder as a grab bar and ripped it out. The Moen holder I installed is as solid as the day I installed it. Moen has it right. Do it right and forget about it. Good luck
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Dear Sandi,I like to install a toilet so that my vacuum cleaner will fit on either side; it just makes life a little simpler providing you have the space. From the back finished wall I used one foot to the center of the brass bolts which hold the toilet to the flange.Good luck you will love the way it operates, there are many seat option but they do get a little costly.Regards,Walter B. McIntyre pres.McIntyre Steel Corpwbm@mcintyresteelcorp.com
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You've got to "Y" the water feed from the wall to your toilet -- so the toilet has a feed, and the seat has a feed. They give you what you need to do this, so you just need a wrench to undo what's there and tighten it again. Other than that, you just remove the existing toilet seat, put this in it's place and plug it in.
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do you have the bolt threads turned up? The bracket goes down first the the toilet hinges go on top then the bolts go in to hold all together. you must do this with the toilet seat closed. I hope this helps.
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To the base if your toilet. You must raise the seat to attach. Very simple to attach and release. Hope this was helpful.
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It has to be screwed into the wall. I screwed it into a door, but it cannot be hung without drilling holes
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You install the plastic holder by screwing it into the wall with either wood screws into wall studs, the best and probably strongest method of fastening or by using wall anchors to fasten to drywall, which is not the best way since the stress over time tends to loosen the drywall fasteners. If you have no choice but to use the drywall anchor method try using an adhesive as well to hold the plastic against the drywall. I would recommend the adhesive be a polyurethane type construction adhesive, which typically comes in a tube suitable for a caulking gun.
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It attaches through the same holes as the toilet seat. You remove your toilet seat, place the safety rail on the toilet and then replace the toilet seat with the same large plastic screws. Very easy!
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Yes, it mounts to the wall. The front edge of the holder slopes down slightly, making it easier to insert tools. My wife loves it. The bathroom is not so cluttered.