AmateurHomeowner
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Had a toto washlet for years and loved it. Bought an apartment, moved into it a couple years ago, and couldn't bring the bidet with me. I finally got around to getting a new Toto C5 washlet and realized my tankless floating Duravit toilet seat holes are too far apart for the toto mounting bracket. I solved the electrical and supply issues (going to the sink) but this might sink the whole project, which is very sad.
Is there any reason I wouldn't want to glue or epoxy the toto mounting bracket to the toilet? If so, would super glue be the right thing for porcelain or should I go for an epoxy of some sort?
I eventually plan to get rid of this Duravit and get a proper toilet to install correctly. I assume I can remove the glued/epoxied bracket at some later date with a heat gun or solvent or elbow grease. Am I assuming correctly?
Am I totally nuts? I have my first kid on the way (due late Feb) and really don't want to spend on a contractor or replacing the entire toilet right now.
Is there any reason I wouldn't want to glue or epoxy the toto mounting bracket to the toilet? If so, would super glue be the right thing for porcelain or should I go for an epoxy of some sort?
I eventually plan to get rid of this Duravit and get a proper toilet to install correctly. I assume I can remove the glued/epoxied bracket at some later date with a heat gun or solvent or elbow grease. Am I assuming correctly?
Am I totally nuts? I have my first kid on the way (due late Feb) and really don't want to spend on a contractor or replacing the entire toilet right now.