How does this work with mid century toilets?
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Assume you are talking about 1960 plus or minus? Of course depends on toilet but mine are about that age and are working just fine. You can raise or lower the filler device and the replacement for chain and handle has two ways to install depending on the tank. Unless yours is a really unusual size or shape would think would work well with older and newer toilets. But if doing more than one you might want to get one and try it. If it does not fit (would measure before taking old out and installing new) you will have idea if will work on others. I have three of these and am very pleased with them. They were a bit of a pain to get installed and make sure no leaks but once I got this accomplished have worked flawlessly for many months now. Hope this helps.
84825
They are a bit more fiddly, and require more water but there is still a significant savings in using the short stroke flush.
84826
Not sure what you mean by "mid century." Toilets from the 1950's? I installed mine on 2 different toilets that are both 12-15 yrs old & they work perfectly. Hope that helps.
84827
It should work very well with mid-century toilets. Mine were late century toilets and it worked real well with the kits. In fact, it worked better than the original set up. If it does not work with our toilet(s), you can always send it back.
421904
It will work just fine for that. In fact, we've gotten rid of all of our toilets since buying this fine machine! No more long trips to the bathroom. We just drop our drawers anywhere in the house and go! So convenient! Really wish it had a hose attachment though..
1442835
We used it on a very old toilet. Its a little bigger than the bowl, but fits fine. The bolts lined up fine. Nice seat.
735154
Yes, it does work on elongated toilets. Cleared a stubborn clog when every other plunger failed.
1340538
I just installed the TSU99A.X on a Toto Lloyd Model MS934304SF one piece toilet. Although this model is not mentioned in the instructions, if you set the height at 10 "dots" it works perfectly.
1039781
Thank you for your question. It depends how far your toilet is from the wall. Here is a link to the schematic of the Grande: http://www.activeforever.com/content/manuals/A13019-diagram-Toilevator-Grande.pdf Warmest, Dorsey D. ActiveForever
655481
my response is the same as the first response. this system is really great !!! we have no more toilet rings and we have used it for several months.
695324
It's not a perfect fit, but it works. (It bends because it doesn't have the support as say a non-elongated toilet). It supports my 30-35 lb son. I have used it on public toilets and airline toilets.
1841296
You may need to contact Flushmate however they are made to fit most of the gravity toilets out there. They are intended for retrofitting existing gravity toilets and they work great.
63243
The toilet fits on existing hardware just screw back in. My old toilet had similar set up so I didn't have your issue
1997126
My 1980's bidet had the old school vacuum breaker and a whole maze of brass plumbing off the back of it. I stripped it all off and replaced it with this unit and it works fine. The shower feature works, the mixing valve/diverter works to change the flow to the rim and there are no problems. Save yourself some hassle though, toss or recycle the 3" 1/4 inch copper tubes that they include to connect the the valves to the mixing valve. Keep the compression fittings and use them on a short length of 1/4" outer diameter polyethylene tubing, it is MUCH easier to fit into the small space needed. My 1980's bidet had the old school vacuum breaker and a whole maze of brass plumbing off the back of it. I stripped it all off and replaced it with this unit and it works fine. The shower feature works, the mixing valve/diverter works to change the flow to the rim and there are no problems. Save yourself some hassle though, toss or recycle the 3" 1/4 inch copper tubes that they include to connect the the valves to the mixing valve. Keep the compression fittings and use them on a short length of 1/4" outer diameter polyethylene tubing, it is MUCH easier to fit into the small space... » Read More My 1980's bidet had the old school vacuum breaker and a whole maze of brass plumbing off the back of it. I stripped it all off and replaced it with this unit and it works fine. The shower feature works, the mixing valve/diverter works to change the flow to the rim and there are no problems. Save yourself some hassle though, toss or recycle the 3" 1/4 inch copper tubes that they include to connect the the valves to the mixing valve. Keep the compression fittings and use them on a short length of 1/4" outer diameter polyethylene tubing, it is MUCH easier to fit into the small space needed. « Show Less
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Yes, I purchased it to repair the older Am. STD one piece toilets in my home.
2106290
I have an older toilet,1981, and it fits just fine. The tray is about 1/2 inch longer all around the base of the tank and the metal hangers are flexible so you can bend them easily to fit the tank. I have had no problems with this tray. It does the job very well. Very easy to install.So, yes, I beleive it will work on your tank as well.
408866
I did go out and brought my Nova. It absolutely worked at various locations. Obviously toilets with the mandated toilet space were easy but also the unit worked in smaller spaces which did not comply with current legal requirements. In fact upon reflection, other than a few bar toilets which were tiny, it would probably work in almost any area.
1322917
Hello when I bought the bidet I never had any specific model in mind, it works on all models , because it has adjustments right or left, and back to front.
117703
Seems to be a tough answer as the actual toilet the unit is attached to is likely completely different. Ours works and is positioned just fine.
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It'll work but you probably should try and find one specifically for elongated toilets.