which toilet seal ring works best with this toilet to make installation easier will this one work, Sani Seal Llc BL01 Waxless Toilet Gasket
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Here is the one I had installed with it. Fernco Inc. FTS-3 3-Inch Wax Free Toilet Seal
1804112
I used a similar waxless seal...be sure to follow directions on the packaging.
998225
No. this a blade seal for a Aqua Magic - get the model number off your toilet and look up parts for it on the internet.
752078
Not 100% sure but looks like 1069722 come with gasket that joins tank to bowl and 1188998 does not. If your toilet is out of service take apart and see if you need gasket. Toilets that have sat a while sometimes need to be forced and cut. The plastic warps and the threads won't unscrew. Chances are it's been there a while. If you can get it apart and only need valve order the cheaper if you can't order all parts. FYI about half the toilets I have had to replace gaskets on needed to have parts cut off(very carefully) I have done or helped on 8 bath remodels
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My toilet is an elongated bowl type that also has a rectangular shaped drain hole. It does not seal up around the edges enough to make a usable seal. The rubber is not very pliable, so it won't seal very well unless you have a very flat area to plunge against. Joe
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You need to buy the wax gasket for the bottom we bought two. Very nice toilet tho.
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put it on anything rubber. the ceramic shaft seal doesn't need the lube. be sure to completely cover the o-rings
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Will work on round toilet! Lip hangs down into bowl & clamp on front tightens against the front of bowl while pushing lip tight against rear of bowl. Great product. Easy to installl.
1987426
No. The flange seal goes between the bottom of the toilet and the opening to the holding tank.
2154489
yes it will.you do not want to use off brand products in that toilet because they will never work right
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All repair parts like the valve and flush ball seal include a new flange seal because when the toilet is removed for repairs, a new flange seal is needed to ensure toilet seats on seal properly. The 33239 closet flange seal will work..
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Yes. This seal attaches firmly (permanantly , would have to be cut and scraped off) to the bottom of the toilet and is THE alignment for your toilet, straight down into the sewer pipe as it should be. It can be pulled out and put back in hundreds of times with no failure. If you had a wax seal before, just clean the wax off the bottom of the bowl with windex with ammonia and then mineral spirits, then stick the fernco on.
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It's been awhile and I didn't do the actual installation myself...I think I had to buy the wax ring. Be aware that the base is a bit narrower than a "regular" toilet and I had to patch my floor to fill it in. WORTH it though, as I love this thing!
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This is an "extra thick" wax ring. If you have a new bowel you may not need to get new bolts if it came with them. I bought it because my "contractor" put new tiles over the old ones and put the toilet back without changing the ring or bolts (I was not there at the time). It started leaking a few months later, contractor nowhere in sight. I got longer bolts to adjust for the added gap (cut off excess).
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Yes - they aren't shy about the price, but nothing else seals as well. I've tried flat rubber gaskets that are the right ID & OD, but without the "step", they don't seat properly & don't seal as well.
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My experience is with a Kohler Rialto one-piece toilet. If this is what you have, I would not recommend this fill valve. It won't supply enough water for a complete flush. I've had very good results with this OEM kit, Kohler 84499 1B1X Conversion Kit. Good luck.
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Yes, it is the same model that I replaced mine with, just be sure it is seated properly and use a liberal amount of lube, similar to Vaseline. Put gloves on, lube the entire ring then put it in place. When tightening the ring clamp ring, tighten it to snug, then with a rubber mallet bang the steel ring all the way around , tighten it again, bang it again, tighten it, do it 3 or 4 times. That will properly seat and seal the filter properly. Good luck
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Both. With the round ones it will cover the hole completely, but with the oblong there will be a slight gap at the rear of the toilet. Use flushable litter - it makes it easier all around.