Is it enough to caulk the bottom of the toilet?
1771491
You shouldn't caulk a toilet, but there's probably enough in the tube to caulk two tubs, two toilets, and have some left over for your next job.
2262226
I cannot think of any reason it would not. That said, I would recommend the toilet as a less expensive alternative if you are going to go through the hassle of picking up poo in your house.
622125
Not sure, I guess just screw it into the bottom if you have enough clearance below.
2147370
In general I would say yes. It will take up more space in the washroom. Almost every toilet has a different footprint on the floor but they are very similar. The most important thing is the distance from the back of the toilet to the centerline of the flange bolts. Most common is 12" but some are greater and some are less. Ones greater than 12" may be a problem as the toilet may have to be recessed into the wall or the flange plate for the plumbing would have to be moved. Either one of those problems would be very ugly and costly. In general the answer to your question would be not a problem and the footprint would be very similar. In general I would say yes. It will take up more space in the washroom. Almost every toilet has a different footprint on the floor but they are very similar. The most important thing is the distance from the back of the toilet to the centerline of the flange bolts. Most common is 12" but some are greater and some are less. Ones greater than 12" may be a problem as the toilet may have to be recessed into the wall or the flange plate for the plumbing would have to be moved. Either one of those problems would be very ugly and costly. In general the answer to your question would be... » Read More In general I would say yes. It will take up more space in the washroom. Almost every toilet has a different footprint on the floor but they are very similar. The most important thing is the distance from the back of the toilet to the centerline of the flange bolts. Most common is 12" but some are greater and some are less. Ones greater than 12" may be a problem as the toilet may have to be recessed into the wall or the flange plate for the plumbing would have to be moved. Either one of those problems would be very ugly and costly. In general the answer to your question would be not a problem and the footprint would be very similar. « Show Less
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I don't recommend it, the toilet will float on top of it with a 1/2" gap around the base of the toilet. That gap will require wood shims and caulking. Also, if you compress it too much it will form wrinkles in the seal that leak. I used it on a toilet with a 1/4 raised flange and had all the problems listed above.
939666
This is meant for drainpipes. It could blow the seal on your toilet, or worse. I wouldn't try it.
1711414
You need to buy the wax gasket for the bottom we bought two. Very nice toilet tho.
630248
No. It is too thin and the grout lines will show. If you want to fill them in so you have a smooth flush surface, it will work then.
1989086
Yes probably with the construction of a rack because toilettte out in the center and drain water is in the top section. Also the lower party already has a pipe that could enter a 4-inch pipe , but this way the toilet should be raise up of a flow in your biggest tank and don't forget install one valve for odor also be a van for evacuation of air smell
782670
It shouldn't be a problem, but you may have to fill in some empty space with foam or the like. Won't be too aesthetically pleasing but it probably won't be bad. Maybe level the foam and caulk it over nearly
1700866
Yes,it will work great.I say use 2 seals if flange more than 3/8 inches below floor level as their video states at the sani seal site.,put a silicone bead top and bottom on both seals and install.I put in a 3/4 inch plywood floor,then laminate and this is about the best and easiest way to compensate for that distance out there.Its simple,and it works.I would also shim the toilet so it bolts down firmly and doesnt rock but I bet even a slight rock these seals will flex and not leak.Give it a try,I bet you will find its your solution.
2127681
All that is needed is a wax seal. The toilet is amazing! I wish I had bought two!
1578773
I think the concept of this product is great but it needs a way to seal it in the bottom of the toilet. I would not purchase this product for any toilet.
1671289
I didn't use anything .. Just put yes pop up drain which kept bowl in place .. You could put clear caulk for a water tight seal on the outside .
1197298
No problem. It will handle it it has an adjustment to how much comes out I love this caulk gun
39326
No not really. It is round in shape. Although you could probably still use it. It just wouldn't match the shape of the toilet. Hope this helps.
1237649
Good Day to youIts a small tube , like 1/4 of an inch , so just a small hole exceeding 1/4 would be fine , and in my case it didnt show because the sink and toilet are realy near each other.Don't worry. Hope you will own and enjoyHave a good day