There is no space behind the bottom of our toilet. Do you have the option of not attaching the bottom horizontal bar?
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We had the same issue. We did not put that last horizontal bar in and my husband attached the whole unit to wall studs above the toilet to make sure it would be stable.
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Yes. However, I would recommend fastening it to the wall at the top if you choose to do so.
1820878
Yes, although it will be a little less stable. Make sure all your other screws are snug (but don't overtighten as the metal is a little soft). I have a tile wall and couldn't use the stabilizers that go near the top of the rack that would go into wood or sheetrock, but I did use those velcro stretch wall hangers, which helped quite a bit. If you can use the stabilizers, I don't think you'll need to worry too much about that bar.
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When you say your toilet flexes, do you mean your wall flexes? If that's the case, my wall does not. I have 2 2x4's surrounding the metal frame and it's solid as a rock. Is your toilet flush against the wall?
2208564
We have installed it on the wall left of the toilet - No Problem at all. we installed it has shown horizontally as show. Yvon
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Ours house was built in 1932 and as far as I know the toilet set up is standard. I measured from the wall board to the mounting bolts and we have a space of 14 inches. There is a space of about 2 inches from center of the toilet tank top to the wall board, so that works out to be more like 12 inches rather than 11.5 inches (which seems pretty tight).
869780
Sorry I really don't know I don't have an elongated toilet. You may need to call or send an email to the manufacturer.Wish I could help you.
2228724
Sorry, this one is too small. You may want to include in your search a large or extra large toilet seat. It seems to me when I was searching for this one I did come across some large seats. Wish you luck.
1665300
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.
582636
It did fit our elongated toilet without any difficulty. It just didn't fit my bottom
484790
I have a measurement Of 54" from inside of tub to outside of toilet but have room beyond that of 64.5 if I remove the tissue holder, can you stop the chair from sliding mid range to accommodate use of toilet and make it secure?
495011
You should have no problem. I have a higher toilet myself. There are 5 adjusting holes, and I have 3 on top of where I have mine set. Take off the seat and use the bolts and holes to attach the bracket between the seat mounts and the toilet itself. I set my height so the arms are pretty level. There are two sideways adjusting holes for how wide you want it. Yes, there will be a little movement of the rails, but, it is sturdy. I have no problems as I'm recovering from knee surgery.
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Good evening Elizabeth - I am very sorry about this. Please email us your info and we can send you a replacement part at not cost. We have redesigned the pivot to fix this problem. Thanks for your understanding Steve Parisi President ToiletTree Products
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Neither...you just roll it over the toilet stool. I don't think you could even add a pail...we doon't have it anymore so I can't look, but as you can see there is no bar in the back. Just roll it over a regular toilet.
48795
The very bottom bar behind the toilet? It's about 6.5" above the floor, with the bar being about .5" thick.
344388
Just checked it out - if you have a standard-height toilet, the board in the back is higher than the toilet seat.
730554
Yes. The horizontal attachment that goes beneath the toilet seat bolts has "click stops" at two widths.
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only two bolts on sides of toilet. may need to remove supply line too. they are never long enough.
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I was able to fit the bar behind my toilet but it just barely clears the water intake hose. The bottom bar is six inches off the ground. You might be able to get away with not installing that bar but then the whole shelf will be very wobbly and I wouldn't recommend it because it's a little wobbly to begin with. If you don't have any piping behind your toilet then you shouldn't have a problem fitting this bar behind it. Hope this answer helps!