How to Install a TOTO Skirted toilet | TOTO WASHLET+
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
- Daniel Johnson, you're bidet expert and Many Bidets owner, walks you through installing TOTO skirted toilet and WASHLET+. Stay tuned for for non-skirted and partially skirted toilets.
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If you've ever wondered how to install a Washlet+ setup, with a skirted design, today's your lucky day. Today, we are going to walk through, in detail, installing a Toto Nexus Washlet+ toilet, with a S550e Washlet+ Bidet Seat. Cord and hose are completely hidden and we have the skirted design. Subscribe to our channel if you're looking to see the videos on partially skirted and non-skirted Washlet+ videos, when we release them here, in the near future. My name is Daniel Johnson. I'm your Bidet expert and the owner of ManyBidets.com, where over the past 8 years, we've sold over 10,000 Bidets.
The first thing we need to do is, we need to use the template to decide where we need to drill holes in the floor. For the Nexus, you can have either 12, or 14 inch rough-in, both require different adapters. Some of the Washlet+ toilets, like the Aquia 4, have a 10 inch rough-in option, as well. Here, we see the 14 and the 12, but on some mounting templates you'd also see a 10, on the opposite side of the 12 line. We're dealing with a 12 inch rough in, so I tore the perforated edge for the 12 inch circle. Now, I'm going to take this template and place it over the flange. We're going to line it up here, so that it's as centered as we can have it here real quick. Now, we're going to grab a drill and drill holes here, here and here. If it makes it easier for you, you can tape this down while you're drilling the holes. Since we're not actually installing this in a real bathroom, i'm just going to hold it in place. Here's our 12 inch rough-in adapter. If we were dealing with a 14 inch, or a 10 inch rough in, the rough-in is from the center of these bolt holes, to the back wall, without the trim taking into account, but if we were dealing with a 12 or 10 inch rough-in, this piping would be longer, or shorter, accordingly. We are using a Better than wax seal here. A lot of people will use an actual wax ring on this portion. We're using better than wax simply, because it's less messy and we install a lot of toilets on this platform. These bolts, along with the additional hardware that I'm installing right now, are hardware that should have come with your flange, when you first installed it. These are items that Toto does not include, because they shouldn't be needed. That being said, if they did not come with your original flange, or it was misplaced, these can be quickly and easily picked up for a few dollars at your local hardware store. We're going to tighten this down, until it's snug. If you're using a wax ring, you'll definitely feel the wax kind of grip this flange adapter, as you tighten it down. Now, what we need to do is, we need to screw through the holes that we've created here in the back, to hold the back of the flange adapter down. These are short screws, they're the only short ones in the box and they're actually taped to the back of the flange adapter. You might also put anchors into the floor, which are in the same bag. We didn't in this scenario, because we're drilling into wood. That flange adapter is now tight. Again, remember this is our 12 inch flange adapter, and so we're working with a 12 inch rough and this should work just fine. We now have to install the brackets that the toilet screws into, and you'll see that...
00:00 Introduction
00:47 Install Flange Adapter
04:36 Place the Toilet
07:03 Install Bidet Seat
10:43 Connecting the Water
12:31 Common Remote Question - Auto Flush
14:05 Checking for Leaks
17:10 Closing Statement
Wow, what a wonderfully made instructional video. No fluff, to the point. Love it, thank you!
Thanks so much for the kind words! If you decide to get one, let us know. We're happy to give you a great price!!
Great video Daniel! Thank you !!
Glad to hear you liked it! Next time you're in the market, hit us up!!
These videos are just great!
Thanks so much for the kind words! Let us know if you decide to get one at some point! We're more than happy to assist!!
Many thanks!!! Great video. Using it to install our unit this weekend in master bath. If we like it, I will surely “need” one for my bathroom too, and will certainly purchase from y’all.
Sounds great! Thanks so much!
Very helpful. Thanks so much!
You're very welcome! Next time you're in the market, let us know!
Very helpful, thanks 🙏
I would think few people would put a toilet on wood, what to do when using tile?
Very valid point! We've installed toilets like this on tile as well. A few tricks worth considering: First make sure you have a drill bit designed to drill into tile. TOTO provides anchors to insert into these holes. Secondly, put some painters tape down and drill through the tape. This helps to keep your drill bit from sliding around so you get a nice clean hole. Let me know if you have any other questions!
Thank you!
You are very welcome! Thank you! Let us know next time you're in the market!
That's a nice toilet!
Yes it is! If you decide you want one, let us know!
Hi Daniel,
My auto flush on my nexus with washlet 550e doesn’t work consistently. It does auto flush but not every time after use. What can we do to fix it?
Is there option to auto raise the seat as needed after the lid auto open?
Does Toto sell adaptive children toilet seat for little kid? If not, will it cause any sensory damage to the seat itself if we place one on?
Thank you very much for all your straight to the point informative, honest and helpful videos!
Thanks for asking! The auto flush should work every time. If you want to reach out to us with your order number with us, we can file a warranty claim with TOTO on your behalf. There is an option to raise the seat on the top of the remote. If you don't see it, whoever installed your auto flush did so incorrectly, and did not put the proper top on the remote. There is no adaptive children's toilet seat made by TOTO that I'm aware of. I would worry about scratches to the seat should one be used.
Hopefully you found this helpful!! Thanks for reaching out!!
Hello Daniel. Thanks so much for this informative Toto video. Does the flange adapter have to be perfectly symmetrical to the drain pipe? I need to install my Toto toilet about 2cm to the right of the centerline of the existing drain pipe. My contractor tells me it is impossible to do this as the adapter has to be perfectly aligned to the wall as well as being perpendicular to a straight line passing through both openings in the flange adapter. This has become a major issue on my remodel and he has offered no solution. I hope you can help. Thanks!
If I understand your statement correctly, because the adapter has to be bolted down to the flange, the adaptor does need to be lined up with said flange, which would then mean the toilet would have to be installed at an angle of the flange is not straight. If this is what your contactor is saying, I agree... :-/ If you would like to send some pics over, I'd be happy to review and give additional feedback if we're able to come up with a workaround.
At the 6:00 mark, do those sidescrew need a proprietary bit? I'm having trouble tightening a loose bowl with a regular screw driver.
Nope, normal Philips head, but it's a LARGE one... If you're sliding you might try to find a bigger screwdriver bit...
I have the new toto Carlyle toilet and the Toto Sw3084 washlet. Is it still possible to install the washlet water hose through the hole? The bracket is longer than the one in the video, obstructing almost half of the hole. Can I still put the hose in the hole or is there an adapter that can be used? Thanks!
There is no adaptor. I do not think the fact that part of the hole is covered should be an issue.
Boy, did I have a hell of a time installing one of these. Flipping a property, so we bought pre-owned stuff much of the time. I had no template, and the waste pipe flange was rotated and installed wrong. None of the flange bolts would work as the flange was so worn and busted. Luckily some tapcons did the trick.
Thanks for sharing! We absolutely find that buying used or preowned can be problematic. 9 times out of 10, they don't come with all needed parts, they are hard to transport without breaking, and more. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Just installed ours thanks to your video! Is it normal for a little bit of wiggle up and down. Only when we lift up would it do this. Not when we apply downward pressure.
It is normal to have a bit of wiggle. If you're concerned about it, I'd recommend checking out a local show room, and seeing how the wiggle on their washlet+ units compares to the wiggle on yours. That will help you determine if your seat is properly installed.
Great video! Last year in a bathroom reno, the plumber did not rotate the Tee Connector so the washlet hose is sticking out in plain view to the left of our mostly skirted Toto Vespin II bowl. If I shut the water off and flush until it is out of the tank, can I, at this point, disconnect the water supply and try to rotate the Tee Connector myself and reconnect the hose, or would I need an entirely new hose and o-ring? Installation was 9 months ago. But maybe I should have a plumber do it and test it for leaks? What do you think? A second bath reno is coming up!
If you follow the proper steps (as you listed out above) I don't see any reason why you shouldn't be able to do exactly what you're trying to do without any negative side effects. You should be able to turn the water supply off, drain the tank, reposition things, and reconnect without needing to pick anything else up. Hope this helps!
@@ManyBidets Thank you!
You are very welcome! Thank you!
I have a Toto Nexus 1G that needed this kind of installation. I had to remove the toilet and those plastic things that keep the toilet from moving side to side have holes in them from the initial installation. Is it ok to reuse the same mounting blocks when reinstalling or would I have to get replacements? If so, do you know where I would be able to buy them? Thanks.
I've had customers reuse the same mounting blocks before without any issue. In my opinion, reusing them is fine.
10:43 The bidet socket has a special connector. How could I add a water filter for less calcium between the T connector and the Bidet socket? Thanks. Is the socket 1/2", by the way?
Sadly TOTO does not recommend any kind of filter. Using one will void your warranty... :-/
Can you mount a regular total seat on this nexus washlet
Washlet+ toilets can be used as a standard toilet with a standard toilet seat. You will have the hole in the back for where the bidet/washlet cords usually route. So that is sometimes not customers preference. The Nexus is made as a standard toilet without the washlet+ hole if that was the plan from the beginning.
Hi, I measure 11 inches from the flange bolts to the wall. Will I be ok installing this unit? Thanks
Unfortunately, anything under 11.5" is going to be too tight. You could try an offset flange to help get that extra bit of room or look at an option that comes with a 10" rough in size (Drake or Aquia are good options)
We just purchased a washlet+ toilet and didnt realize it required a special model of bidet. Can we still install our (current) SW3036 ? I know we wont be able to hide the hose or cord but having a hard time figuring out if thats the only ramification
You can absolutely still install it! You are correct, there are only a few ramifications:
1. The cord and hose will be visible.
2. You won't be able to install auto flush
Aside from these two items, you'll be just fine!
Hi Daniel, we have a Toto smart toilet with the skirted bowl and flange adapter that we had installed about a year ago. We are getting some sewer gas smell. Is this an issue you have run into before and what is the best way to diagnose where it is coming from and how to fix? I believe we used a wax ring, but can the rubber ring on the top of the flange adapter be replaced? Thanks for your help!
To date I have not heard of this happening. However, in my opinion, I think you're heading in the right direction. The adaptor is easy enough to replace, and should be replaced if the rubber looks like it's going bad. Again, to date I've not seen that be an issue, but it's worth checking. I would assume that if you take the toilet off, it will be clear where the problem is. As long as it's not cracked porcelain, the fix should be fairly easy
@@ManyBidets Thanks for the quick response Daniel! I will let you know what I find. We love the bidet, by the way. It is awesome!
@@markschulert2189 No problem! Next time you're in the market, reach out! :-)
In addition to the Toto S550e Bidet seat that has the cord and hose coming differently which allows it to be routed through the big hole in the toilet large hole, are there any other bidet seat that have that same cord and hose configuration coming that way?. I am asking as I am buying a Kohler K23188-HO-O that has the same large hole to accept the cords and conceal them. I do not want to see the cords if I buy the wrong bidet seat..So I was thinking buying the S550e but I wonder if other brands have also a configuration thta totally conceals the cords if routed through the large hole on toilet ceramic
Thanks for asking! We have, to date not tested the TOTO Washlet+ seats with other brands of toilets to see how they work. I could see the other brands working with these washlets if the hole was in the proper location, but since we've not tested them, I can not guarantee that it would work. Your best bet would be to get a seat, and try it yourself. If you were to get one from us, you could return it if it was not installed and didn't work. Thanks for the question, and let me know if you want to give one a shot!
@@ManyBidets Thank you very much for your quick response. I will decide on the bidet seat once i install my new Kohler Toilet
@@chinomalon Sounds great! Let me know if we can be of any additional assistance
We just installed ours and it has a small leak at the base, would you happen to have any trouble shooting tips?
There are a few different reasons we've seen this happen. Normally when this happens it's because either the flange is too low, and you really should be using 2 wax rings, or the toilet is cracked somewhere that is causing a leak. If the issue is simply due the the flange, the fix is easy. Take the toilet off, put two wax rings on instead of one, and reinstall. If the issue is due to a cracked toilet, at that point, you'll need to reach out to whoever you purchased from to see about how they handle replacing the toilet.
In the future, if you're ever looking for another one, reach out to us for a great deal!
The two side blocks do not have pre-drilled holes. When we put side screws, these look like they go into those side blocks. Should we first pre-drill pilot holes into those side blocks? I feel directly putting those large side screws will crack the plastic side block.
The blocks do not have predrilled holes, and are not designed to. TOTO does not recommend drilling holes into the blocks. While it would seem like the plastic might crack, to date we've never seen that happen, and due to the fact that TOTO does not suggest drilling holes in the brackets, I'm assuming they rarely if ever see an issue like that either. Great question!!
I am updating my bathroom so i have the wall exposed so i can run a new outlet to the toilet. What about hot water? Does the seat warm up cold water or is there a seat that can use hot water line?
It heats the water in the seat itself! No need for a hot water line. Great question!
So do you recommend using wax rings or rubber no wax rings?
We like both, but personally use the rubber rings as we're often changing out toilets, and they are cleaner. We've never had a single issue with leaking.
Which bidets have 10" rough with universal height, auto open close & flush
If you're looking for a traditional, non-skirted design, I'd recommend:
www.manybidets.com/product/toto-drake-transitional-washlet-s550e-two-piece-toilet-and-bidet-system-1-28-gpf-ada-compliant/
If you're looking for one with a skirted design, I'd recommend:
www.manybidets.com/product/toto-aquia-iv-washlet-s550e-two-piece-toilet-and-bidet-system-1-28-gpf-0-9-gpf-sku-mw4463056cemgna/
To be able to install the anchor we need the size of the drill bit
The anchors need holes that measure 3/16 inches
What’s the size of the anchors for concrete slab
The anchors need holes that measure 3/16 inches
how a instructional video should be made with a skirted toilet
can you still install a bidet to a already in use skirted toilet?
Absolutely! The cord and hose will just be visible. If you have a skirted toilet already, I'd recommend looking at the Eco Nova bidet seat: www.manybidets.com/product/eco-nova-bidet-seat/ for a sleek look and feel, and good bad for your buck.
We have a Toto C5 bidet and our plan is to slowly upgrade with Toto toilets. With the different orientation of our C5 bidet does that mean we can’t use the power cord and water tube hole on the toilet for a seamless look? Can the water tube on the bidet be adjusted to make a seamless connection? Thank for the video and answers to our questions.
Sadly it can not... The TOTO washlet is either made as a washlet+ seat, or it is not. There's no way to convert it after the fact :-/ Sorry for the bad news...
Is it a pain to clean the toilet seat? Can it be easily removed and hosed down?
It's not too bad. It's easily removed, but should we wiped down, not hosed down due to the electronics in the unit.
Don't do like me. I steam cleaned my Samsung to get into all the crevisses. It did. But it ruined the electronics.
Bought a Vovo (I'm in Europe). Altoug h the fittings are identical i can't push the seat onto my skirted bowl despite using silicone grease and marking the back with a Sharpie. Either I've put thé chrome plate upside down or made some other error or i have to drill a large hole in the skirt or buy a new crap ola bowl. And Ive sent two ot hers as Christmas presents. Hope those people don't have nice toilet bowls.
does it required both hot and cold water feeds or just cold water?
Nope! You just connect it to your standard cold water line, and the unit takes care of the rest. We sell the entire line and offer competitive pricing should you decide to get one.
@@ManyBidets thanks
@@dj_amur2669 You are very welcome! Thank you for asking!
is this durable?! The entire toilet is held down with only two screws going in sideways... not even a clamping force
This is how most skirted toilets are installed. The combination of the weight of the toilet and the screws and mounts make it a very sturdy set up.
Ironically the Costco Toto washlet seat does NOT come with a mounting bracket compatible with a Toto washlet + toilet 😓
Generally speaking bidet seats sold at Costco are more entry level, and tend to be designed specifically with Costco in mind. You are correct, no TOTO washlet you buy from Costco is going to configured for washlet+. We sell all the TOTO products should you ever want to upgrade.
I used epoxy glue vs drilling holes.
Thanks for sharing!
Ouch, it would bother me to have the power cord upside down like that. I would rotate the wall socket.
love the bidet but the wiggle is not a good design
The wiggle can be a bit annoying, but it's pretty minimal. If you really want a unit without any wiggle, you'd want to upgrade to an integrated unit. Here's a compare we did of the most recommended TOTO integrated units on the market: ruclips.net/video/kxPcICW995c/видео.html
@@ManyBidetsI'm considering buying this toilet. Do you think we can rig up something to rid the wiggle?