Toto Unifit toilets supply line question

[JPChill]

This Forum has been such a help. Struggling with figuring out what to do about 14" rough ins on 1950 slab construction house. I replaced the toilets when I purchased the house in 2002 and I think I got the last 14" American standards as I have elongated bowl and under 29" lip to wall.

Looking at Vespin II elongated bowl with the Unifit as a solution but I have a similar issue to Steven A with the supply lines.

https://terrylove.com/pdf/cst474cefg-specs.pdf

I have 3/4" male thread supply line on back wall that is 5.5" Left of toilet center and only 4.25" up from tile floor. The supply stubs only stick out 1.5" from the wall.

Can this be pulled off with wiggle room from the unifit and flange bolts?

Should I plan on a dahlvalve to save space from centerline?

http://www.dahlvalve.com/products/mini-ball-valves/skirted-toilet-kits.php

Thanks, JP

 

[Terry]

A shutoff with a small lever handle may work, and you can offset the installation a little to the right. The outlet of the Unifit is 2" dropping into a 3" drain. You have some room to fudge that.
Also rotating the shutoff so that the handle doesn't hit with a 1/4 turn stop. It's going to be close.

 

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[JPChill]

Thanks. Off to Benjamins plumbing in Tucson to see if I can make this work.

I'll try and get some photos as the curse of the 14" rough in seems pretty common.

JP