I have a Flushometer toilet (no tank): can this riser work with an American Standard flushometer?
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If you are referring to the type of unit that senses when to flush when someone gets up....I am not sure. My unit is in storage at this time, so I can't measure the height of the seat (the thicknes) for you..... But.....if your unit has a manual switch, there should be no problem as long as you have a toilet base that is oval in shape and has two holes that the old toilet seat used to be fastened to the actual toilet bowl. This unit just needs two holes for the long nuts and bolts that you use to fasten it down after you place your 'old' toilet seat on top of this riser. All fastens down with the nuts and bolts that go through the same holes as your normal toilet seat which is, now, going to sit on top of this unit when all is fastened in place. The thickness of all may cause any sensor to be unable to sense anything but that override switch would be the way to flush with this unit in place..... I am guessing that is what you are referring to......a toilet with flushing sensors being unable to sense when to flush with this unit or any unit on top of the normal toilet height.....
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Hi L. Wolin, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical Premium Seat Riser with Removable Arms for Standard Toilets. The wording of your question is a little confusing. Did you mean do you need to drill larger holes in the toilet to accept the longer bolts that fix the seat riser to the toilet? If that is the case you do not. This seat riser fixes right to your toilet. Below is a video that might explain the product a little more.Link to Product Video: http://youtu.be/EX4UakmpGHk
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it don't work with the big float in the tank. I am pretty sure that it will work with all other home toilets.
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The only real difference here is that the wax layer is about twice as thick as a normal toilet seal. That said, it can really be used with any toilet. I opted for this for the Toto toilet (which is awesome by the way) because their mounting hardware called for a riser if the floor was flush with the flange (which mine was). This solved me problem and created a better seal (in my opinion). Only thing you'll have to watch out for is some possible wax leakage out of the screw holes, but that's easy clean up if it does happen. Hope this helps!
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Yes. Note that the step stool portion is variable (i.e., not fixed) and swivels to allow the unit to adjust to the height of the toilet.
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Usually all of the Toto products work with each other. I do have 2 of these systems installed.MOre info at http://www.totousa.com/aquia®-wall-hung-dual-flush-toilet-16-gpf-09-gpf-elongated-bowl
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Probably not: American Standqrd is using 4" flush valves. (You can use any kind of fill valve you like, since those sizes are standardized. But flush valves can be 2 1/2"; or 3"; or 4. Best option is to take the flush valve assembly to the local Lowe's or Hime Depot and ask the clerks there. The will know the right sized part to help you rebuild the toilet's internal part: shouldn't cost more than $35, though thinks like spud valves and a new wax ring if needed can add up. Rebuilding the workings of a toilets is actually pretty easy: fill valve assembly, flush valve assembly, and you're done. Get some expert advice, they can provide you with the right parts, the rest you can do yourself.
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I think you would be better served to buy a riser that already has safety rails on it. My problem, which this solves, is that I had a difficult time getting off the toilet because I have bad knees. This is perfect for this problem. Why not call the mfg?
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Yes they have a toilevator toilet riser for oblong commodes. We just bought our second one and it is a big help for my husband.
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Yes, Laura here with different account. Works on the standard intake tubing, connected between the top, larger female and the male part at the bottom of the toilet. Bought from manufacturer directly with free shipping.
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Look at the specifics for the Nexus. It should give you the exact roughin measurement that is needed. The unifit drain extenders are specific for just a few TOTO toilets. Good luck with your research.
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Yes, it does. I was so pleased to find this. It's impossible to find at any Home Depot, ACE, etc. If you have an older American Standard toilet, this is all you need inside the tank. It's all connected. My water bill has gone down since the toilet now works properly.
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The float and valve section at the water input is the same as most toilets. (Can be purchased most places)The flapper exit valve is replaced with the dual flush feature, (it is removed with a 1/4 turn twist by hand). This part I think would probably have to be ordered from American Standard.
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It will work on any toilet that has a standard toilet seat with two screws holding it on as it mounts directly under the two screws that hold the lid/seat assembly on to the toilet. Has nothing to do with the tank or absence thereof. Also, I would never again be without one.
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Yes---My toilet is elongated and the riser fits, although it does not cover the foremost 1 1/2 inches of the rim, it does cover the opening itself and there is no problem.
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No, the FlushSaver is not compatible with standard flush handles. Standard flush handles have a rod that sits inside the tank and rotates upward to lift the flapper valve. The FlushSaver flush handle snaps into a cable pushrod mechanism. I believe that the product description of "FlushSaver STANDARD FLUSH HANDLE Dual-Flush Deluxe DIY Conversion Kit" just implies that it looks like a standard flush handle. It certainly can't accept a standard flush handle.
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Yes it will work if the standard toilet has a big enough notch in the back of the toilet. If it does not he can cut a deep enough notch and install the auto flush kit. This kit will work with a flapper, a round flapper as long as it has a spot to to lift the flap. I have it installed on all four of my toilets and they work like a champ.