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samanthaisbell
Aug 17, 2011, 10:20 AM
We just bought a house that needs a toilet replaced, but can't afford the floor mount wall discharge toilet, can we convert the existing plumbing for a regular toilet?

ballengerb1
Aug 17, 2011, 10:44 AM
If you shop around you can find wall discharge toilets at a good price Duravit D-Code Wallmount Toilet Bowl Only White (http://www.irawoods.com/Duravit-22090900002-D-Code-Wallmount-Toilet-Bowl-Only-White?sc=22&category=644671) The cost of rerouting the drain and vent to convert to a traditional toilet may not be cost effective. What exactly is wrong with the current toilet, may be cheapest to rebuild that one.

speedball1
Aug 17, 2011, 12:25 PM
can we convert the existing plumbing for a regular toilet? In a word,NO! The expense of converting to a floor discharge would involve tearing into the wall and floor to convert the plumbing would far exceed the $157.99 a new rear discharge would run. Follow Bob's link (Duravit D-Code Wallmount Toilet Bowl Only White (http://www.irawoods.com/Duravit-22090900002-D-Code-Wallmount-Toilet-Bowl-Only-White?sc=22&category=644671)) and see. Good luck, Tom

Milo Dolezal
Aug 17, 2011, 04:26 PM
You can get Duravit wall mount toilet for about $245.00 + seat. That's just about a price you'll pay for average toilet in Home Depot. This is the ONLY low priced model. All other models run over $700 and up. See the link / I think it is the same link as Tom's. Seat for this toilet is dedicated and no other seat will fit. The seat will set you back about $99.00 for white unit. Back to you. Milo

Duravit Darling Wall Mounted Toilet - D11521 | Every Faucet (http://www.everyfaucet.com/Duravit-Darling-Wall-Mounted-Toilet-D11521-L587-K~DRV1101.html?refid=XT76-DRV1101)

Edit: Tom's link has even less expensive toilet and seat than my link.

speedball1
Aug 17, 2011, 06:00 PM
Milo,
Click on the link in my post. Sane toilet, same company except that mine is $157 and change. What gives? Regards Tom

samanthaisbell
Aug 18, 2011, 06:34 AM
What we were thinking was to build a platform and run the plumbing under it??

speedball1
Aug 18, 2011, 06:51 AM
( don't understand your reasoning. You would rather tear up your wall and configure your plumbing to accept a platform mounted toilet costing big bucks rather then spend less then $250 and do the job with the correct fixture. If I've missed something here please enlighten me. Regards, Tom

samanthaisbell
Aug 18, 2011, 07:10 AM
That's not the right toilet. The one we need ranges from $450 on up. It sits on the floor, and the discharge pipe is on the wall at floor level. It had a tank and everything... we are lost!!

I think I managed to upload the photo, and this one has been discontinued!

massplumber2008
Aug 18, 2011, 07:30 AM
HI Samantha...

Yeah, these toilets are kind of expensive.

American standard makes the yorkville floor mount, rear discharge toilet for about $435.00 plus tax, but no shipping cost @

Amazon.com: American Standard 2876.016.020 Yorkville Pressure-Assisted Elongated Toilet, White: Home Improvement (http://www.amazon.com/American-Standard-2876-016-020-Yorkville-Pressure-Assisted/dp/B002MKBQSQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1313677447&sr=8-1)

I believe this is a 1.28 GPF toilet and you may be able to get a rebate in your town/city so check with them on low flush tax rebates, too, OK?

Good luck!

Mark

speedball1
Aug 18, 2011, 07:49 AM
Thanks Mark

puffmugs
Aug 18, 2011, 10:11 AM
Buying a floor mount, wall outlet toilet even at $450 is still cheaper then roughing in a floor outlet toilet. Besides the cost of the rough in, and wall and floor repairs, you still have to buy a new toilet for the floor outlet. At $450 this is still the easier and cheapest solution. Shop around online, you may be able to find a cheaper wall outlet toilet.

Hi Samantha, This may be of further help. Crane 3932N @ $358.00 and Gerber 21-325 @ $380.00