Can the Soiree be adapted for a 10 inch rough-in?
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Yes. That is one of the nice features of this brand of toilets. Standard 12 inch rough in comes in the box so you must order the 10 inch as an option.
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Toto uses a uni-fit flange system which works great and is easy to install. As far as I know, the uni-fit flange comes in 12 inch standardw/a 14 inch option. Specs say "minimum 12 inch"...a 10 inch clearance would be tough...but contact Toto to be 100% positive. Great toilets...
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Drilling into tile can be a bit tricky but can be done by a first timer. You will need a tile bit for your drill. Check on YouTube for how to videos. Use a spray bottle of water and hold your drill at an angle to stop the bit from wandering when you first start to drill. Check out the big box stores for screws that go directly into concrete. When you have the holes drilled just be sure not to over tighten the flange to the tile floor, just secure it so that it feels snug. Hope this helps.
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Just checked with Amazon and didn't find any 10" adapters although when I first was looking at this Toto, I thought I saw there was a 10" adapter available. If your toilet flange is 10", this toilet is not for you. With the 12" adapter, the tank is about 1" from the wall.
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Mine is 10". I'm fairly confident that you can set the mounting screws at any distance.
1106321
I would not go with 10 or 12 inches, I really have not used it for that big. Works fine for 6 inches.
92196
Yes. the rough in is a single piece... You cannot adjust the location of the faucet or handles, they literally screw in just as you see in the picture.
661190
No,.. you will need a 10" rough in toilet. Try the American Standard Cadet.
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I currently am using this on my 10" table saw so I don't agree. Now it comes with a adapter piece that you can lose fairly easily so be careful, but that was how I used mine.
1515317
The rack itself is 10". You might blow out the wood with the screws. You screw it in at the very front.
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I am only using single 10". I was wondering the same for future possibilities.
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The actual cooking surface is just under 10" so this unit would not be appropriate for the size pot you are wanting to use. Andy
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I know it can be modified to fit almost anything 1/10 scale. You just have to find where your mounting post will be located and cut the holes out for them.
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Good question! mine is already installed, so cant measure the rough in. Amazon has an easy return process though, just in case :)
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my stand is 10ft wide as well , but i took out a bar to make it close enough to the stands so there would be no drape , if you cant do that id suggest getting a PVC pipe just long enough to fit in the rolled pipe , but you want to hang it the other way so , im not sure , i dont think it will be a problem , hope this helps sorry wish i could help more
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Sure. It's very sturdy and well made so you should be fine with a ten inch pot.
1203512
Not for sure. I think if you allowed for a 10" length and a 6" diameter you'd be safe.
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Dear Marjorie, Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, Drake is available in 10 rough and with SanaGloss finish. Please review the link below: http://www.totousa.com/eco-drake%C2%AE-two-piece-toilet-128gpf-10-rough-elongated-bowl Please advise on your decision. -- Regards, Andrey Bogan FirstLookBath 8315 5th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11209 Office: 718-333-5022 Fax: 718-333-5306 www.FirstLookBath.com
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Not unless it can defy gravity, it can but no more the 10" provided the bottom edge is rounded.
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Probably too much...it's not going to take much for a 10 inch pot. Good Luck!