My bathroom has the sink/vanity area separate than the toilet/shower area. Will I be able to actually hook up the hot water w/o going thru a wall?
1320696
For hot water you will probably have to go through the wall, or get extension pipes (what is provided is limited) and feed it to the vanity in the base boards. The other option if you just want to hook up a cold water source is to get a bidget with a heater.Hope that helps.
1320697
For hot water you will probably have to go through the wall, or get extension pipes (what is provided is limited) and feed it to the vanity in the base boards. The other option if you just want to hook up a cold water source is to get a bidget with a heater. Hope that helps.
1320698
You have to have access to your hot water shut off valve just un screw the supply line and the dealer supply you with a fitting, all u need is a wrench and tighten every thing back in place. I had to drill a small hole in my cabinet and run my hot water line to my hot shut off valve. with out knowing how you wall are running it hard to tell you with out see it
771372
Seems odd. Most toilets are in a bathroom with a lav (sink) close by. I simply drilled a small inconspicuous hole for the supply line in the cabinet and tapped the hot water supply for the sink. If you can locate a hot water line farther away, you might splice the supply line for the bidet using copper supply line or high pressure nylon line and fittings from the hardware store like the line used for evaporative coolers or ice makers. I know Ace Hardware as well as others have those supplies. Hop this helps.
907000
just hook it up to your existing hot & cold lines that are in the wall and it works. your old shower head goes away as this unit has its own. This is a slick way of re modeling your shower.
1614836
I suppose it could be done but, the hand held spray unit is plumbed out under the shower unit. You also need space behind the unit to connect the water lines to the hoses. Your wall cavity would need to be deeper than that of a standard 2x4 construction. At any rate it would be a lot of work!
771371
I have a hot water supply near my toilet. It comes with reasonably lengthy hoses to hook up to the hot/cold water. Unless your sink is really far away from your toilet, you should be fine with the hoses it comes with.
1740244
very possible, perhaps before that, disconnect hot water line and see your water line flow before the faucet
1237651
The line for the hot water is pretty skinny..1/4 inch i'd say. It's white. So that's a pretty small hole.. and you can run it along the baseboard/paint it same color as baseboard. Pretty easy to hide. If you're ambitious you could run it through the wall like a coax cable :)
191716
this has hot and cold flex lines that go thru the wall to hook up like a washing machine. If you cut your water lines and attach male threaded fittings you just screw the flex lines onto those. You can feed the flexlines thru the hole where your existing fixture is.
1616397
The drawers actually don't sit all the way to the back wall, but they are enclosed into their own space separated from the rest of the interior of the vanity. You will have to split the hot and cold water supply so they come put the wall under each sink, that's what i did, but i did drill two wholes to be able to run the waste line behind the drawers that connects both sinks drains, vs doing it inside the wall. You have 5 1/2" space between the back of the drawers and the back wall of the cabinet. I hope it helps.
1502072
It can be connected to any available water line. You may arrange to have a separate hot-water line for connecting to hot water, if it is not easy to connect to hot-water line of wash basin. Even if it is connected to cold water line only, you can use female nozzle as well. I don't have wash basin near to my toilet and hence have connected to cold water line only and its female nozzle is conveniently used. No issues up till now.
1684130
Yes, that should work. You will just use your existing knob to switch between 'lower faucet' and shower.
1873450
You can connect however many outlets as long as the rooms don't exceed the c.f.m.'s of the fan. Otherwise you'd have to go up in fan size. I had to purchase the grill separately.So far it works VERY well. I have a larger than average size bathroom. All you hear is the slight wind noise from the vent sucking air. VERY QUIET!
1193442
Yes. In my bath room, the electrical power source is approx. 12 inches off center of the sink. There is enough electrical wire (length) so that the light fixture can be located where needed.
2195428
Hello, You would hook up a hot and cold water supply like you would for a regular shower as this functions as an everyday shower. Thanks.
1502070
You only connect to the sink line for hot water. Otherwise your cold line comes from the toilet supply line. They provided all parts for this. Yes you do not have to hook up the hot. The bidet has an automatic cut off if you use the cold only so it won't leak. Mine has worked great.
1595950
This type of unit is installed between the toilet seat and the toilet rim so it should not matter whether one piece or two piece toilet. Not sure how water is connected but you will need access to the waterline. If you buy a warm water bidet then you will access to hot water supply line too. Hope this is helpful. Great way for hands-free cleaning. Not sure why more people do not use these devices.
1528483
No Julie as long as your outlet is not located near a sink or any other water source.