Bathroom Anywhere 2-piece 1.28 GPF Single Flush Elongated Toilet with Seat Macerating Pump in Bisque
- Pumps up to 18 ft. vertically and 150 ft. horizantal
- Adds convience and value to your home
- Add a bathrrom in your basement, en suite bathroom, loft, etc
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Product Overview
- Elongated bowl
- Bisque finish
- A unique split design allowing fast and easy access to macerating pump if necessary
- Superior flush performance
- Macerating pump: 11 3/8 in. H, 18 5/8 in. W, 7 1/4 in. D
- Toilet: 16 1/2 in. W, 28 in. D
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- Features to consider when buying a toilet
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Questions & Answers
Can shower, sink and toilet be connected to one pump or does each need it's own?
Asked by Robin July 26, 2019In many installations they can. Please view the installation guide found under the header "Info and guides" on the Home Depot product listing page.
Where does the waste go? Do you need to put in a septic tank?
Asked by Terri June 7, 2019As this is a toilet with a macerating pump, the answer would be where ever the end of the pumps discharge pipe is piped to. Typically that is into the plumbing stack of the home. And typically that is piped to either city sewage or a septic tank.
can i place the tank with the pump in my crawlspace below the toilet less than 36 in. with 2 stre...
Asked by hobby May 23, 2019No the manufacturer recommends that the pump is installed directly behind the toilet.
Is the pump automatically activated when water from a shower or sink enters the pump chamber?
Asked by Kelsey November 7, 2018No, the pump is not automatically activated when water from a shower or sink enters the pump chamber.
Does it require a vent
Asked by Alan November 3, 2018What is the distance from the wall to the front edge of the round boll?
If you need a water supply and sewage system for this, what is the advantage of spending $1200 o...
Asked by Maria October 20, 2018To put in a toilet, shower and sink where one is not currently or where you can't or don't want to bust up a floor. For example, If you have a basement that doesn't currently plumbing/drain system installed in the concrete for a bathroom, you don't have to break up the floor to install a drain system. This will allow you to pump the waste up to a location that has access to the drain/waste/vent (DWV) system.
Is this installation requires a electric system ?
Asked by Alex October 10, 2018Yes, this system does require an electrical connection to power the pump.
This system require electric connection?
Asked by Alex October 10, 2018Alex: Thank you for your inquiry with HomeDepot.com.. The Macerating Pump does require an electrical connection. We hope this information is helpful, we appreciate your business.
Can buy the pumper and toilet separately?
Asked by James February 4, 2018You can but you would need to do that through a store as a special order.
Does this require water hook up?
Asked by Zack November 24, 2017I am not exactly sure what you mean by water hook up. The toilet will need a water supply just as a conventional toilet will and the pump will need a conventional sewage system to pump into. This is not a composting or water less toilet
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