SaniAccess3 2-Piece 1.28 GPF Single Flush Elongated Toilet in White

A:  You can run 2” to either side of the unit.

A:  I am sorry I am not sure I understand your question. This unit must be vented. A vent line must run from this unit back to a main stack that goes up through the roof. Therefore, I am not sure what you mean by distance from a vent. If you are asking how far a vent line can run from the stack, that would depend on the plumbing code in your state. Plumbing code varies from state to state, and its interpretation varies by inspector. For this question you would need to speak to a local qualified licensed plumber or the plumbing inspector in your town. This unit must be vented, a mechanical vent or air admittance valve will not work.

A:  That would ultimately depend on what the floor is made of. Since concrete is the most common let me share with you how I would do that. I would first set the toilet in what will be its final installation location. Then using a sharpie mark onto the concrete, the location of the anchoring points. At those points I would drill holes in the concrete to receive ¼” wedge anchors. I would install wedge anchors. The length of the anchors would depend on how deep the holes are drilled. I would tighten the nuts up to set the wedge anchor into the concrete. Then remove the nuts and wash. I can then set the bowl onto the floor and ends of the wedge anchors should stick up through the bolt holes in the bottom of the toilet bowl. Using the nuts and washers I can now attach the bowl do the wedge anchors that are attached to the floor.

A:  Per the manufacturer’s technical department, you can. However, they recommend you tie it at the highest point possible and also make sure it is tied to the top of the pipe if the stack runs horizontally. For further questions or explanation Saniflo can be reached at 732 305 2200.