I have 11" from wall tile to anchor bolts. What gap will exist between the tile &amp; tank? Would the 12" rough in fit an leave less gap?
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I have an 11" rough-in and with the new 10" toilet I have at the widest a 1 1/4" gap. I looks fine to me. Wayne
485941
I had a 14inch rough in. The 14R was perfect with a 1/2inch from the tank to the wall. Before with the 12. It seemed like the toilet was in the middle of the bathroom.
236151
The cabinet the base will screw into must be a minimum of 10" deep and works well with 11" in this house and in the past home which had a 12" cabinet. Last time we just had to move the bracket closer to the cabinet door when installing it.
1244893
If you have a center divider on top of the tank like mine does (mine is 36" wide), the length of 2 should fit, but the depth will be too short. The glass is heavy so it might make the center divider sag. With the plastic adapter on the back, my cover fits my 12" deep tank just right.
126341
So the actual tile portion is 11 3/4 as I just measured mine. I think they get the 12 by adding the black interlocking portion into the dimension.
2202273
I installed on a 10 ft door and there is not enough travel for 12 ft. The belt length is the issue as there is spare rail left over.
133000
The one we purchased is a 10 in rough in, I only had 11 inches to the wall and from what I read there is a kit to make it 12 in... so my suggestion is to go to the manufactor web page and look up the product number you are ordering, the specs for unit should tell you...that's what we did to insure are unit would fit. I hope this helps
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My tank was closer to about 10 1/2" and the 11" worked. I called them direct to verify. Install took about 5 minutes, had it for about a year w no issues. Hope that helps.
753759
Are you measuring to see if it will fit? The rough in measure is from the wall to the bolts on the base. This one is a 12.5" rough in. Any less and it will not work. If you just want the dimensions from the back of the tank to the front if the bowl it is about 28.5".
1756612
My toilet sits 1-1/2 inches from the wall and the mounting bolts are 11-1/2 inches from the wall.
2093406
The horizontal distance between the two sets of holes is exactly 16 inches. Perfect for most studded walls. I have installed two of them and have had no issues to date. Does that answer your inquiry?
1995140
Mine mounts from a plate that bolts to the tank across the top with two bolts. Overall dem. is 6" tall, 10" long and 5" wide.
560177
You can probably get by with 12', as the door stops will be on the ends while the roller hardware will be inset from the door edge 6" to 12" on each side. This should allow the door to open fully without interference. Good luck!
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In case others might want to know: there are tolerances for toilets, so the actual dimensions can vary from nominal a little (I think the spec says up to 0.25", IIRC) but the one I received did not require the full 12" distance from the finished wall, and fit perfectly into a space that was only 11-5/16". So this model might be worth a try if you don't have the full 12".
1290357
you need to tie in / anchor down the walls along the perimeter. if you can do so on your tile, you will be ok.
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Find 2 wall studs and measure how far apart they are. In the US they are 16 inches apart. Buy a 1x10 and cut it 1 inch longer than the width of your studs. Mount the 1 x with 4 of the supplied lag bolts, 2 lag bolts on each end into the studs now bolt the mount to the 1 x. I purchased 6 more lag bolts like the one in the kit and used them on the mount.
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They are 16" apart...I was still concerned about a lag bolt not hitting the stud correctly so I attached 2x8 s to the studs and then attached the wall mount to the 2x8s. Gave me more peace of mind...no problems here.