BeerOlympian t1_j9jjoy2 wrote on February 22, 2023 at 12:51 PM

Reply to comment by I_Know_What_Happened in Can tankless toilets be placed so they are not perpendicular to the wall by atmetal

If you want a good laugh check out the Kohler Numi. https://www.kohler.com/en/products/toilets/shop-toilets/numi-2-0-one-piece-elongated-smart-toilet-dual-flush-30754-pa?skuId=30754-PA-0

BeerOlympian t1_j9i9alr wrote on February 22, 2023 at 3:55 AM

Reply to comment by I_Know_What_Happened in Can tankless toilets be placed so they are not perpendicular to the wall by atmetal

Yes but those are still very uncommon in residential. That’s why I asked though.

BeerOlympian t1_j9i97dx wrote on February 22, 2023 at 3:54 AM

Reply to comment by waderson85 in Can tankless toilets be placed so they are not perpendicular to the wall by atmetal

If your house has the pressure the 1” connection could be doable still. Have to make/buy a pressure gauge to fit on a hose bibb and run some other fixtures in your house to see what happens. Short burst of water from the valve would only really be noticeable if you were in the shower. As others have mentioned this could be a lot of rework depending where you upsize your water to and probably would need a water hammer arrestor for the toilet too.

BeerOlympian t1_j9i8lvi wrote on February 22, 2023 at 3:49 AM

Reply to comment by Acid_Traffik in Can tankless toilets be placed so they are not perpendicular to the wall by atmetal

Zoeller Quik Jon would help with that. Macerating toilet with a pump. Happy to run some numbers with you if you’re serious about it.

BeerOlympian t1_j9f17kv wrote on February 21, 2023 at 1:25 PM

Reply to Can tankless toilets be placed so they are not perpendicular to the wall by atmetal

Tankless implying commercial grade with a flush valve? Or tankless implying a disconnected, in wall tank? Former plumbing engineer and currently on the contracting side so I’m very intrigued by this question.