can this product be used with water supply coming through the floor, not the wall?
1062317
I have no idea. I didn't even install this, I had someone else do it. But I can tell you that our water supply comes from the wall. Sorry I couldn't be more help :(
1062318
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.
1062319
I haven't actually installed one myself, but my guess would be "no" because the base has no other opening except the one for the waste water to exit.
2202596
I think it would be a problem indoors with the water unless you put something under it to catch the draining or line it in plastic and water lightly
56063
Not unless you want to. It is a tight fit against the wall but you could put some silicone around the edge of the faucet after it is installed.
178809
If your plumbing connection is in the ceiling yes. If it comes from the side wall no.
1471007
You can easily control how much water you use so you may be able to avoid those areas I suppose. The suction works well on a flat surface but when I tried it on tiles in my brother's house it left quite a bit of water on his floors.
1356833
The corners of the floor are open. You can hose the floor down and the water will drain out the corners.
1458672
I don't think so, but you can turn it so it's hitting the wall to avoid getting wet..
1766961
I'm not a Plumber but I can't see why not, remember the value needs to open with the pressure from the pump, the water cannot be able to travel in another direction. Let's say it's the drain pipe from upstairs you are talking about and it also goes to the sewer outside the building. The water will take the path of least resistance. Valve works great, remember you need the pressure from the pump to open the valve. It is spring loaded. Good Luck
56064
If you use it in an interior bath/shower then it would be a good idea to caulk along the top and sides where it touches the wall. This will prevent splashed water from running into the wall.
1367432
Yes, but make sure it is several feet on all sides away from the wall and the floor is flat.
2266835
Nope. This is intended to be installed as part of a low voltage lighting system. Standard wall plugs and water are not friendly - even if it is a GFCI outlet.
1733392
Yes it can. Most likely you will need additional 1/4" tubing for the run to the sink as well as the run to the drain line. I purchased a saddle valve to provide the water supply from a cold water pipe in the basement. I would recommend hanging the main filtration unit on the wall.
370102
No, some water will go through the product, but it keeps a large amount of water out. It's good, but not perfect.
1740885
Yes and no. First of all, the cord comes out of the back so the unit can't be flushed against the wall. You will need to give about 2-3" of clearance or the cord will be stressed from bending. Second, the unit does get warm. Since the wall is an insulator, it prevents heat from maximum dissipation, making it less efficient. Third, some wall coatings, i.e. paint and wallpaper glue, shrinks or gets brittle from prolonged heating. So while it's possible to place this very close to the wall, it's not advisable.
889290
I am not a plumber. I do not believe this tool will tell you the source of the water inflow, just the moisture level that is present where you can reach it with the probes on the device. You can test the areas along the wall above the floor and in other areas where the wall meets the floor and maybe deduce which areas are worse or better to try and isolate the problem area.
257940
No. You only use water in this unit. Go to Homedics site and they can verify this question for you.
1320103
Could work, I guess. I've installed it under the floor and it does a very good job. The idea is good, worth a try - in any case you design it the way so you can disconnect wall part at any time.