| Posted by Terry Love on September 19, 2002 at 13:50:21: | |
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| In response to Re: Challenges with skirted toilets (Carlyle)? | |
![]() Tom, 1) If you have copper pipes, you can solder a 90 el and move the water supply out to the side. I would hate to put a price on it for another plumber, the ones I've done didn't add much to the total cost though. I wish they were using the Sanagloss more too. It's pretty nice. 2) Well, I guess it could. Hey, but at least you wouldn't see it. Hmmmmm, let me think on that. At least it's coverered from the top and sides. : Hi, : I've also been considering the Carlyle for its SanaGloss finish. (I wish it were available on the Dartmouth or Plymouth!). : Two concerns I have are: : #1 The expense of moving the supply line (currently 6" from centerline). : #2 Moisture/mold/mildew buildup in the cavity on the backside of the toilet. I was surprised to discover that the skirt doesn't wrap all the way around the back. There are lots of nooks and crannys back there that I imagine could facilitate mildew/mold buildup. : Thanks for any insights! Love your website. : I appreciate any input you have. |
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