Can I put the commode over an existing toilet with the cutout facing to the side?
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You mean the toilet seat cutout? I don't think so. A person wouldn't be able to use the stabilizer bars to hang on. The back bar comes off, however. We use this free standing against a wall (better and easier on the back). Hope that helps.
2212510
I have one of these. Its for an elongated toilet. I'm very pleased with mine.
529952
It is really not designed for that. The question is not clear to me. If you had a 'chamber pot' you could move the seat, which does have small opening over it, but it could get messy. I would definitely not try it over a toilet. A commode to me is a free standing item with a back, arm rests, a seat with a large hole and a removable 'bucket' or pan. Better to get a real commode.
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We have installed it on the wall left of the toilet - No Problem at all. we installed it has shown horizontally as show.Yvon
1888787
I took took the legs off mine because it was so unsafe the way it was. I don't know if it would fit above your toilet. I wouldn't recommend this one at all. Please find one that is safer.
212689
Yes, remove the old toilet seat, this new one looks really nice and it is easy to install. it is noteven noticeable that it is not the original.
2229905
How it would fit depends on the plumbing and the baseboard would be an issue regardless making flush to wall problem with any vanity etc. It's not a problem but you could make extension side to close the small open exposed area
315894
Yes. we replaced the prior toilet because there is not the proper line venting. A really great improvement with the new toilet.
230536
there are only two sizes to toilet seats round and elongated, you only need to know the commode opening shape, the one pictured above is a round, the elongated ones are more stretched out
2061471
I put mine on the right side (facing the toilet). Water pipe and inlet is on the left. I'd want to keep the outlet away from the water connections for the toilet and the seat.
2039409
Yes,you can use just one side, because there is a plate that you attach to the toilet, then the bars in each end. However,you may want both bars for stability.
458987
If u have a standard toilet...example an original toilet to your unit/apartment/house it will fit over the tank with a little space in between the tank and the shelf. I in the other hand have a newer extra large toilet and it sits right on the tank and about 3 inches away from the wall
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It probably would but I think the toilet seat would extend over the edge. Mine is a rounded toilet and I found this raised seat extremely helpful. Check and see if they specifically make one in the elongated style.
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Dear Sandi,I like to install a toilet so that my vacuum cleaner will fit on either side; it just makes life a little simpler providing you have the space. From the back finished wall I used one foot to the center of the brass bolts which hold the toilet to the flange.Good luck you will love the way it operates, there are many seat option but they do get a little costly.Regards,Walter B. McIntyre pres.McIntyre Steel Corpwbm@mcintyresteelcorp.com
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Yes, a pretty basic question that Toto probably should make more clear. I'm not a plumber but it may not really matter. I have had two of these Toto toilet/washlet combos installed professionally...one on each side. Keep the horizontal distance between the tank and to no more than 3-4 inches and I doubt that either you or the washlet will know the difference. I will soon install a third washlet and will let the layout of the room and outlet wiring convenience determine which side to choose.
1462131
Yes, you can put the entrance on either side. When you put it together, just place opening on the side you want.
1177111
I don't know the exact solution to your question but I know for a fact you could do it by modification. I rarely turn mine own unless showing off the Man Cave!