Toilet Rough

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You need to know 4 things before roughing-in a toilet:
And it’s pretty important to get these measurements right…
Just imagine the look on your wife’s face (or husband) after you accidentally set the toilet too close to the wall…SCARY.
So to keep you out of the doghouse…I’ll break down everything you need to know right inside this article.
By the way, Click Here, if you want a one-page print-out with all these dimensions, along with rough-in measurements for a kitchen sink, bath sink, and a double sink.
You’ll want to set the center of the water closet flange 12 inches from the finished back wall. Don’t measure from the base molding! Take this measurement from the finished wall.
Now, if you’re measuring from stud walls, add in the thickness of your wall.
Most people install 1/2″ drywall. And if that’s the case, this measurement needs to be 12 1/2″ (measured from a stud wall).
It’s important to know that this measurement is for standard toilets with a 12″ rough-in. This information can be found on the toilet’s specification sheet.
12 inches is the most common toilet rough-in size.
However, it’s useful to know that toilet’s also come in:
If you’re simply replacing your toilet, and notice the center of your flange is only 10 inches from the wall, there’s no need to go through the hassle of moving the flange.
Just get a water closet with a 10″ rough-in.
Or suppose you’re roughing in a toilet and there’s a floor joist in your way. You may be able to use a different toilet rough-in to dodge the framing.
Knowing these things can save you time and money.
Also, if you need help figuring out how to vent a toilet, check out our other article here. Or if you’d like to see how an entire bathroom is plumbed, check out this article.
The next measurement you need to know is:
This measurement is 15 inches. That’s the minimum (you can have more).
So looking at the toilet, make sure there are at least 15 inches of clearance from the center of the toilet to any adjacent fixture (or wall).
Keep in mind, if you’re measuring next to a stud wall, again, add in the thickness of your wall.
For example, suppose you’re installing 1/2″ drywall with 3/8″ mosaic tile.
Then take the total wall thickness (1 inch) and add it to the 15″ minimum.
So in this example, the center of the flange would be 16 inches measured from the stud sidewall.
The third measurement you need to know is…
Now, this clearance depends on your local plumbing code.
If your local jurisdiction is under the IPC (International Plumbing Code), you’ll need at least 21 inches of clearance.
If your plumbing code is under the UPC (Uniform Plumbing Code), you’ll need 24 inches of clearance.
This is measured from the front edge of the toilet to any obstruction including:
“Do I still need 21″ of clearance in front of the toilet when the bathroom door is open?”
The answer is no. The purpose of this clearance is to allow enough space for a person to use the toilet comfortably.
Luckily, people shut the door when using a toilet.
And as long as you have 21″ (or 24″) of clearance when the door is shut you’re good to go (literally).
From the center of the water closet flange, measure 6″ to the left, then come up 7″ above the finished floor.
This is a nice height because it clears most sizes of base molding.
A lot of times the water line comes in too low and requires notching the trim.
Needless to say, this usually turns out UGLY.
7 inches above the finished floor allows enough clearance for an escutcheon, and base trim all the way up to 5.25″.
A lot of plumbers go 6″ above the finished floor. And that’s okay…most of the time.
However, if 5 1/4″ base molding is installed, you’ll have to cut the trim.
So there you have it…you now know more about toilet rough-in than 99% of the human population.
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Toilet Rough-In (The 4 Dimensions You Need To Know)
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What do you need to know about rough in toilet?
What do you need to know about rough in toilet?
A toilet rough-in is a measurement that refers to the dimensions from the wall of the bathroom to the center of the holes that mount the flange on the floor. The rough-in is an important measurement because the toilet you pick needs the right rough-in size, or else it will not sit in your bathroom property.
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The rough-in is the location of the water outlet (typically) beneath the toilet. The rough-in measurement is the distance from the center of the outlet to the wall facing the back of the toilet.
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Can a licensed plumber rough in a toilet?
Can a licensed plumber rough in a toilet?
In this article you will learn the steps and plumbing information required to rough-in a toilet (water closet). Roughing in a toilet is not recommended for the average homeowner and should only be done by a licensed plumber; however, as long as you obtain a permit and have your work inspected, you should end up with a functional installation.
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How tall should base trim be for toilet rough in?
How tall should base trim be for toilet rough in?
7 inches above the finished floor allows enough clearance for an escutcheon, and base trim all the way up to 5.25″. A lot of plumbers go 6″ above the finished floor. And that’s okay…most of the time. However, if 5 1/4″ base molding is installed, you’ll have to cut the trim.
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Перевести · 06.02.2021 · That measurement is the toilet rough in. This refers to both the area where the waste outlet hole was placed to sit beneath the toilet, as well as the rough in measurement, which determines which toilets …
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Перевести · Toilet Rough-In (The 4 Dimensions You Need To Know) #1. The Distance To Set The Toilet Flange From The Back Wall. You’ll want to set the center of the water closet flange... #2: The …
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Перевести · 14.10.2018 · Standard Toilet Rough In (Common Rough In Sizes) The standard toilet rough in is 12”. I’d say 80% of toilets have a 12” rough in so don’t be surprised if you do as well. There are, …
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Перевести · 03.02.2021 · A toilet rough-in is a measurement that refers to the dimensions from the wall of the bathroom to the center of the holes that mount the flange on the floor. The rough-in is an important measurement because the toilet you pick needs the right rough-in size, or else it will not sit in your bathroom property.
What tools do I need to measure the toilet rough-in?
The only plumbing tools you will need to measure a rough-in is a tape measure and pencil for making markings.
How do I know if my toilet is 10, 12, or 14 inch rough-in?
Your toilet should say what its rough-in measurement is.
Can you replace a 14 inch with a 12 inch rough-in toilet?
Yes, usually you have a little bit of wiggle room in measurements. We would not recommend going more than 2 inches over or under, though.
How do you replace an old toilet’s measurements, 8 to 9 inches, with the standard toilet rough-in?
If you have an older toilet, then you just need to buy a toilet that has a slightly smaller rough-in, on the order of 10 inches.
How far should the toilet tank be from the wall?
There is no standard measurement, but most of the time, the toilet bowl will sit about a foot or 10" from the wall.
Can you move a toilet over a few inches?
Yes, if you have an offset flange, then you can move your toilet over a few inches. An offset flange will let you move the toilet without having to...
Offset measurement means how off-of-center the toilet is from the flange. Offset flanges are designed to let you move your toilet a few inches to t...
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Перевести · A toilet’s rough-in refers to the measurement dimension from the finished wall to the center of mounting holes on the floor flange. Toilets are typically offered in either 10 inch, 12 inch, or 14 …
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Перевести · 01.07.2018 · When measuring the rough-in of your toilet, you will first have to determine which of the following toilet types you have: Standard toilet with the waste outlet going into the floor Corner toilet with the waste outlet going into the floor Rear outlet toilet with the waste coming out of its back.
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Перевести · There are 3 rough in basic toilet measurements, all of them in inches. 10-Inch Toilets. Most toilets in older homes measure 10 inches. Yet, you will find these in the compact-in-size type of households as well. Speaking of design, as these toilets …
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