From baseboard, only 11" to floor bolts. Is there offset flange that would make it installable?
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Baseboard isn't the primary concern. The toilet has space to accommodate most baseboards. But 12" from wall to bolts is truely the bare minimum. I have exactly 12" from the wall the to mounting bolts on the floor and the back of the toilet, about 10" up from the floor, is 1/8" from the wall. 12" from the wall to bolts (rough-in) is the absolute minimum.
1295982
12 inches really is the minimum. Don't know if offset flange is available. I can say our plumber had never seen one of these toilets. It took 2 of them 4 hours to figure out the installation. You might look at costco.com. They have a "smart toilet" for (I think) $1299...maybe it will work with 11" rough-in.
1295983
I have installed 2 of these toilets already. Although they recommend 12 inch clearance your 11 inch will work..back of tank will touch wall before bottom hits baseboard. If by some chance bottom does touch baseboard, I would remove section just big enough to fit toilet. Another way is. One you have installed gray flange, slide toilet into position and mark where flange sits in position with the toilet as long as you have a 2 1/2 inch clearance from line you marked to end of tube on toilet it will seal. Hope this helps and that you understood what I meant as I am not technical and just read the instructions. I have installed 2 of these toilets already. Although they recommend 12 inch clearance your 11 inch will work..back of tank will touch wall before bottom hits baseboard. If by some chance bottom does touch baseboard, I would remove section just big enough to fit toilet. Another way is. One you have installed gray flange, slide toilet into position and mark where flange sits in position with the toilet as long as you have a 2 1/2 inch clearance from line you marked to end of tube on toilet it will seal. Hope this helps and that you understood what I meant as I am not technical and just read... » Read More I have installed 2 of these toilets already. Although they recommend 12 inch clearance your 11 inch will work..back of tank will touch wall before bottom hits baseboard. If by some chance bottom does touch baseboard, I would remove section just big enough to fit toilet. Another way is. One you have installed gray flange, slide toilet into position and mark where flange sits in position with the toilet as long as you have a 2 1/2 inch clearance from line you marked to end of tube on toilet it will seal. Hope this helps and that you understood what I meant as I am not technical and just read the instructions. « Show Less
1295984
Sorry I don't remember anymore about these specs for installation. One thing clear is that the installation for this item very complicated that my handyman needed almost a day! I am using now washlet e350 seat and it's fantastic, better enhanced function and nicer design. I recommend better to go for seat. E350 lot cheaper, super easy to install and more functions. Actually auto flushing is not that good and I have to clean several times by own hand, because it saves too much water and flush not all.
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Answer here...itvwont mount to the edge of the floor joist, the bolt pattern takes about 4 inches. You can nail or screw a 2x4 onto either side of the joist to widen it and be fine.
1305401
I've bought these from at least 2 different vendors and they have not. Just the 2 inch base as pictured. The holes are not concave or conical, so you can use small bolts or drill it out to use screws.
1058941
No, either the nut is missing or the holes aren't tap correctly if you use the extension bar. This is for lower bolts that attaches to the ceiling bracket. I'm returning mine. The instruction is horrible and there is no customer service telephone number I can locate. NOT RECOMMENDED.
1280836
You should easily be able to find a bolt at a hardware store that will fit. To make it easier take the stand post with you so either you or a store helper can find the right bolt.
1440738
Sorry, not sure. This was complete enough to bolt right to my frame, but there's no extra hardware for if your frame doesn't have hole provided.
1630590
I bolted mine directly too wood wall. I don't recall the spacing of the bolt holes
629667
I have this problem, too. The nut doesn't seem to be threaded all the way through, and so can only screw so far onto the long allen bolt - leaving the flanges hanging loose. Not obvious what to do.
567496
We installed this on top of an onyx 'slab'. It is a drop-in, I do not remember any flange.
1503896
The bolts came with he item. You may want to contact seller and have them ship them to you. However you can always go to Home Depot or lowes and pick up compatible ones. It's not any special ones. Just make sure you tell them it's to install a mail box post. Hope this helps.
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Hi Jody, well, since mine is assembled, I can't measure the bolts for you. And sorry, I don't really understand your question. When you disassemble yours why don't you just re-use the existing bolts that you have? Or, if you want new bolts, why not just take one of them to Home Depot or Lowes and have them match it for you? - Larry
590474
Just looked: there are small hexagonal nuts on each side (not bolts), and they are inset so that you'd need a tiny socket head to turn them. I'd say they're screwed onto a long pin with a little thread at each end. However, it is possible that the thread goes the whole length of the pin, in which case you'd need to saw a length off in order to make the unit more narrow.Oh, and the nuts are around 5/16 " diameter.
1140692
My installation took 12" of pipe. I dont think you could install with less.
1304053
I don't know.....I would think you would have to drill 4 holes in the base to bolt down.
776673
3 and 1/2 inches from the base and perhaps another inch for the screw. Good luck.Ilko
316239
There are bolts included that I used with my standard metal bedframe. I attached very easily, and is secure.
1107681
I've installed about 50 of these. They come with bolts that screw into the knob base. You pre-drill holes in the door or drawer face the diameter of the bolt, push bolt through from the inside and screw knob on the outside. However, the length of the bolts is not long enough for most door and drawer fronts. You need to go to a big box store and buy the same diameter bolt at longer lengths--easy to do, inexpensive, but a step that you are unprepared for. Why the manufacturer does not remedy this problem, I don't know.