tmrchicago
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We are remodeling our bathroom in an old house (1922) and didn't pay much attention to the rough-in of the toilet when we removed the old one or purchased the new one. We're putting in the toilet, but realized there is a 4.5" gap behind the toilet, which looks ridiculous.
We love the toilet (Kohler Memoirs), and would like to know what our options are for fixing this issue. Purchasing a 14" rough-in toilet still leaves us with a gap of several inches behind the tank in a small bath (plus there aren't many good-looking options). Is there some kind of conversion kit available? Is it a huge deal to move the drain closer to the wall (even though we just had the floor tiled) - something a plumber could do without costing us an arm and a leg?
We love the toilet (Kohler Memoirs), and would like to know what our options are for fixing this issue. Purchasing a 14" rough-in toilet still leaves us with a gap of several inches behind the tank in a small bath (plus there aren't many good-looking options). Is there some kind of conversion kit available? Is it a huge deal to move the drain closer to the wall (even though we just had the floor tiled) - something a plumber could do without costing us an arm and a leg?