Home Improvement Asked by Jon Griffith on October 17, 2020
1973 framed townhome. I can do whatever I want to the slab, which is 4" thick. The current drain for the toilet is standard, but it travels through a 4" slab.
The wall behind the toilet(s) are 1/2" drywall with 2×3 studs @ 16" on center and the space between the drywall on either side of the wall is about 12" (room for dryer vent).
So, I have enough depth for a wall-mounted toilet.
What I don’t have is a wide enough stud, so I imagine I would need to re-frame a section of the wall to widen it.
2nd, and more costly is going to be moving the drain for the toilet.
Since it runs through a slab, I foresee that I would need to bust through the slab far enough to be able to re-fit the drain such that it’s centered on the wall plate below the new toilet tank.
Have I missed anything?
Reframing behind and busting open the slab seems typical for going from a standard toilet to a wall-mounted. My question is - why?
Answered by DMoore on October 17, 2020
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