15" Rough Help

[MKonmac]

Hello,

I have a 15 inch rough in my older small bathroom home. I am wanting to get a compact toilet that is flush against the wall?

Attached are images of my current situation.

What toilet is best and where can I find them? I am not very picky just wanting to make the most room in the tiny bathroom as possible
Local places only carry 10" Rough.

Thanks!

 

[frodo]

they make a 14'' rough bowl , you can find one at any plumbing supply store

special order at home depot

measuse from wall to center of bolts on the floor to get accurete measurement

 

[KULTULZ]

Could he use an offset flange and short bowl toilet to gain more floor space?

 

[frodo]

you never want to use an offset flange. it is the last resort before breaking the floor and moving.


offset flanges cause toilets to back up. it is an obstruction by itself.

 

[KULTULZ]

Not arguing here and I know they are against code in many areas, but-

Would you trust a product such as this? -

FullFlush™ Offset Flange

◾Full-flow, 3" I.D. throat – no restriction
◾Allows for 1½" offset in any direction for closet bowl setting
◾Corrosion-resistant 430 stainless steel swivel ring is engineered for maximum strength

I think this is the one that will allow a 3" ball to drop through it.

 

[frodo]

I use them if I HAVE to use them.

even though stuff will work, It is not good workmenship to do.
it is a slam bam thank you mam...I gots my money, i be outta here ,dont call me I'll call you type of deal
DAMN, I did NOT want to bust that floor.

this is just my opinion.

 

[johnjh2o]

Not arguing here and I know they are against code in many areas, but-

Would you trust a product such as this? -

FullFlush™ Offset Flange

◾Full-flow, 3" I.D. throat – no restriction
◾Allows for 1½" offset in any direction for closet bowl setting
◾Corrosion-resistant 430 stainless steel swivel ring is engineered for maximum strength

I think this is the one that will allow a 3" ball to drop through it.

That would be a better choice but in most cases there isn't enough height to use it.

 

[frodo]

That would be a better choice but in most cases there isn't enough height to use it.

thats why using a 4x3 90 is very handy....

that can fit inside of it

 

[Mr_David]

If the 90 is deep enough below the floor

 

[Mr_David]

There's a saying

Can't see it from my house!

 

[KULTULZ]

THANX GUYS!

Just my thought-

Unless the install is on a slab, I think I would opt to move the flange for a 12" rough-in and short bowl for floor space. The 14" offset toilet must have a hefty price tag (as do 10" I found out) and you don't mind an occasional weenie-wash with a short bowl during a courtesy flush...

 

[plumb_bob_square_pants]

Sounds like a bidet