**Wall mount toilet for residetial**

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Has anyone installed a wall mount toilet in a residential application?? Can you just install backing or do you have to use the "Carrier" type mount?? Also...Do you use a standard "Sloan" type valve or......???? Thanks, Frank!

[majakdragon]

I have only used them in commercial applications. They do, however, make units for residential use. Still have a carrier mounting system and the tank is in the wall behind the bowl. 1/2" water supply line is used. I have included an article that may interest you and it contains lots of info on this type toilet. Just click on the link below.

http://www.reevesjournal.com/Articles/Feature_Article/56497593ef148010VgnVCM100000f932a8c0____

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Right on...Thanks Man!!! Now I need to get some pricing!

[phishfood]

Thanks for the article, majakdragon. Interesting stuff, at least to a plumber. That likes his job too much. Like me.

[Reedwalker]

I have installed a few. Both in VERY high end homes. One of them cost over $2k and had a heated seat and "blow dryer" built in. None of them required more than 1/2" supply. Most of them have Sloan "Pressure Assist" type tanks.

All wall hungs require a carrier. Do you want your mother in law relying on backing while sitting on top of a bowl of $&!%?

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Originally Posted by Reedwalker

I have installed a few. Both in VERY high end homes. One of them cost over $2k and had a heated seat and "blow dryer" built in. None of them required more than 1/2" supply. Most of them have Sloan "Pressure Assist" type tanks.

All wall hungs require a carrier. Do you want your mother in law relying on backing while sitting on top of a bowl of $&!%?

Thanks for the insight...Just trying to figure out how to bid for it!! Its going in a VERY high end duplex in L.A Its basically a commercial style duplex with steel stud framing, APEX exterior walls, and concrete 2nd floor!