BEFORE YOU BEGIN
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You can determine which tools and materials are necessary by reading the
complete installation instructions and examining the job you have to do.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS
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Observe all local plumbing and building codes.
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Carefully inspect the new toilet for damage.
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If the existing toilet does not have a supply shut-off valve below the tank, you
will install one before installing the new toilet.
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Rough-in information is included with your toilet. The rough-in information shown
will be helpful in placing the toilet, water supply piping, shut-off valves and drain
in their proper positions.
CAUTION: Your new toilet is finished to an attractive high gloss. It may also be heavy
and difficult to lift. To protect the finish and avoid possible damage before and after
installation, please handle your toilet with care. Place the toilet on a thick bed of
newspapers when working on it before installation.
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS
These are normally needed:
5/16" T-bolts w/nuts and washers
basin or pail
flat blade screwdriver
putty knife
drill
metal file
saber saw or keyhole saw
square
emery cloth
cardboard, newspapers or a
dropcloth
sponge
The following materials are optional, in case existing materials are unusable:
Two (2) shut-off valves with 1/2" I.P.S. outlet, (check house piping to determine
valve inlet dimension.),
1/2" I.P.S. hot and cold water supply tubes with compression nut and ferrule,
drain tail pipe and trap,
additional drain pipe as required,
2" x 4" board
Adjustable Wrench
(10")
Wax Ring
Tape Measure
Tubing Cutter
Safety Glasses
Pipe Wrench
(12")
Level
Hacksaw
