Hi All,

So, yes, I'm learning about plumbing. Please excuse the basic question...

What is unique about a "closet bend" fitting? Also, is it applicable to a wall-mounted rear-drain toilet mounted to a wall with 6-inch studs and a near horizontal drain branch along the wall from the toilet? (Diagram below)

Cheers,

David

Hi All,

So, yes, I'm learning about plumbing. Please excuse the basic question...

What is unique about a "closet bend" fitting? Also, is it applicable to a wall-mounted rear-drain toilet mounted to a wall with 6-inch studs and a near horizontal drain branch along the wall from the toilet? (Diagram below)

Cheers,

David


Closet bends are simply a quarter bend with a long throat used to pick up a toilet that mounts on the floor. The long end connects to the drain and the short end sticks up to the floor as a stub up to attach a closet flange to. This fitting can't be used with your wall mounted toilet. Your toilet will come with its own connection and mounting bracket. Cheers back! Tom