My toilet flange is 1/2 inch above the floor can I use the saniseal?
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I'm not an expert but you might need an extender like this one. We did but I had our handyman install it. I think you can dry fit it and see if it wobbles. http://m.lowes.com/pd_253209-138-436453_0__?productId=3137587
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I don't recommend it, the toilet will float on top of it with a 1/2" gap around the base of the toilet. That gap will require wood shims and caulking. Also, if you compress it too much it will form wrinkles in the seal that leak. I used it on a toilet with a 1/4 raised flange and had all the problems listed above.
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It will not unless you want to shim all the way around the base and then the toilet will float above the floor.
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The package says it works when the flange is 3/8 or less above or below the floor.The product is pretty compliant so you might be able to stretch the limits.
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Not sure I visualize this but if it's a 1 3/4" recess (similar to a groove), the two end flanges and flange cover won't fit in a space that side. The two round flange covers are about a 3" diameter. If my visualization is not correct, I apologize for my answer.
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According to the user manual that came with the unit, you can contact Bio Bidet for a 1/2" conversion nut. You can probably find one at a local hardware store or here on Amazon, too.
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sorry - not familiar with such an attachment. Best to contact the manufacturer of either the toilet or the attachment.
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I have a lift-off toilet seat and the seat attaches to two round posts with a flange on the bottom. The posts are wider than the slots in the disks. The flange also would be an issue if if the posts would fit because they wouldn't allow for the bidet to be mounted flush. The slots are only large enough for a standard bolt/post.
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Probably yes depending on the proximity and position of the water supply valve in relation to the base of the toilet. Is it directly behind the toilet base or offset to one side? The riser is slightly wder than the toilet base and is not adjustable side to side. It does have built in adjustability front to back. The only other question is wether the new water supply line provided in the kit is long enough to reach your floor supply valve. if not, a longer line would have to purchased.
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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)
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Not sure what the question is about. I replaced a two piece toilet with this one without any problem.
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I used mine on a standard toilet. I would look for one specifically suited for elongated
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This item has a 3/4" flange on the back side. I didn't want anything larger on the flange.
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It comes with a rubbery ring gasket. If its same toilet it will work on old flange. Mine required a new one.
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Neither a 1.5" or a 1.25" will fit into the flange. It is made for aluminum ladders which have a very thin wall.
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It did not fit my toilet. The seat was too high. Check manufacturer's specs carefully.
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A standard toilet seat goes on it so if that is adequate you should be fine. my husband used it so I can't speak personally.
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It will fit on a normal toilet flange. Typically they use a rubber or foam gasket ring, but I have heard of people using a standard wax ring instead of a foam or rubber gasket. Bolts and gasket comes packaged in the box with the new toilet.
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No you can incert in it very easy this is use by professional Plumber this is best repacement flange ever.. All other are junk toilet are twisting..
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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.