Does this assembly come with the plugs for the old screw holes in the porcelain? If not, where can they be bought?
2022439
The flapper attaches to the toilet bowl using screws on the top of the unit that screw into flat brass rectangles that fit underneath the drain hole in the reservoir. This is a little difficult to explain- but the screws do not screw into the porcelain- they screw into the brass rectangles that act in the capacity of large nuts that hold the flapper in place. The unit does come with the flat brass rectangles that the screws attach to.
2022440
This unit is for a VERY SPECIFIC model type. There are no screwholes to plug. this device has screws with little pivoting tabs on the ends. The unit is set inside the hole that fills the lower toilet. The tabs are then pivoted under the hole's porcelain lip and secured. this unit is for a one piece toilet so there are no screw holes for the normal tank sitting on top of the base that needs to be attached.
2022441
From your question it sounds like the American Standard 047107-0070A Flush Valve Assembly is not the correct one for your toilet. There are no plugs in the kit for holes in the ceramic and none should be needed. The screws in the flush valve assembly are used to hold and tighten metal tabs that slide UNDER the ceramic flange in the base of the toilet tank. No connections are made through the ceramic. I not sure what you will need to fit your toilet from the minimal description, but there are photos on the amazon.com web site and in customer reviews that might help you determine what you need.
2022442
No plugs were needed. The screws contained in the product are set in such a way that they actually use the old holes from the retired flush assembly hole. Hope that helps.
2022443
This flange worked perfect to replace the metal cylinder in my 1937 standard master one piece low boy toilet. However, the metal flange left 3 holes like you mention and this new one does NOT cover them. So I ALSO needed three rubber grommets to fill these holes. They american standard part number 0726-2700 Amazon does not carry these. I found them on guillens.com but they were back ordered. So I went to my local hardware store and bought three rubber corks 1/2 inch size They cost about 22 cents each :)
844777
No plugs or covers are included with the sink. You can purchase them or things like soap dispensers to fill the unused holes or look for a sink that only has the number of holes you'll need.
73568
As previously stated, there is a rubber insert that holds the porcelain part of the plug.Thank you and have a great day.
564084
I don't know. I ordered a stainless steel one to replace this one due to its easy wear. I will dispose of this one when the new one comes in. I will never buy a porcelain one again.
2064845
Mine came with screws that worked fine. The original screws (mine were Phillips head from 2005) worked as well.
59928
The one I ordered in Nov 2013 was manufactured without a center anchor screw. Don't know if they are still shipping those. I use it in a place where the plugs are not often pulled out. Read the reviews for more info.
1121927
I'm not 100% sure but hardware stores tend to carry them, I'm sure you can find them on amazon as well.http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000QOM6KC?pc_redir=1407741899&robot;_redir=1
1307341
No they were standard screws. You should be able to get at any hardare store.
192480
Mine did not come with a plug. Yes, I did have to connect a couple of wires. Although I can't remember how many, there were at least a few choices of disposals that came with plugs. Bueno Suerte!
2280081
I did not find any wrong holes in mine. I assembled it in 1 1/2 hrs. You need a philips screw driver.
1031227
The screws and nuts should have come with the adapter. If you only have one set, I would take them to a hardware store and see if they have a matching set. Remember these are fine thread machine screws/nuts. Be sure to put them in a plastic bag so you don't lose them.
661939
I just spoke to the manufacturer (Kraus) and this sink only comes as shown. The holes are already stamped into the sink. You can get hole plugs (1 3/8" is the hole size. Its a standard size.) from a local hardware store. Or better yet, I would purchase a faucet that comes with a faucet plate (or escutcheon). If you are interested in that particular brand, Kraus, they have three faucets that come WITH the escutcheon. The KPF2210, KPF2220, and the KPF2230. Their other faucets DO NOT come with escutcheons, and Kraus does not sell escutcheons separately. OR you can purchase another brand faucet entirely. We have one that we sell for $99 that comes with the plate. See here: http://www.directsinks.com/hb8770nk.html
1182739
I had purchased a porcelain knob for it and it works great. I tried the screw that came with the table and it seems to work with it. Hope that it helps you.
1928207
Nope they have oem plugs, just like originals. I sold my old caliber and have these head lights still if you want them on a bargen. Just email for pictures and can talk about prices.. jtparagios22@gmail.com
1902899
To the best of my knowledge all new in the box Thetford toilets come with a new flange seal, bolts, nuts and plasticic snap on white bolt covers. I have bought a few over the years and they all were complete.
1700811
The mounting plate is included and is shown attached to the unit in the picture. The diameter is probably about 3/8" larger than the older models which is nice because it covers up the old imperfections. The new style plug adapter comes with it, also as shown. There's no adapter to the older design plugs. You have to cut the power and wire in the new harness. I found a bad connection in the process, so maybe a good time to inspect the original wiring job.
1701560
Screws come with it. If you didn't get them I suggest contacting the manufacturer.