We are thinking of getting this. Is the water hookup to the toilet on the left side because that's where ours connects. Doesn't show on the pictures.
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Yes, the water hook-up is on the left side. This has been a good toilet for us.
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The connect is on the same side as the flush lever (on the left of the picture). This is a great product.
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It is relative to where it is installed in the room. Mine was on the left side of the bathroom so the drain was on the left side and the motor on the right side.
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same comments as others on the look. I had to hire a plumber to have it install because we had to cut the drywall on the other side of the wall to connect the pipe. The shower works great, we love it. We love the jets, not a ton of water/pressure but it works nicely for a shower. No issue so far in 5 months.
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we did not hook it up ourselves but there is a connection to the hot water then one to the tank and the other to the faucet itself.I hope this helps and by the way we love it.... My husband made hot cereal for breakfast today
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There are two parts that you have to connect: one for the power via an electric outlet and the other for water via the water supply (for the toilet, not the sink). The electrical outlet part is easy since you have to just plug it in. The other takes some handiwork but the manufacturer provides adequate instructions and parts to connect the water supply to the device.
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We have installed it on the wall left of the toilet - No Problem at all. we installed it has shown horizontally as show. Yvon
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the connection from the faucet is on the side not visible in the picture. The hose connects to an outlet inside.
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Yes it is on the right side at the back. I suppose if you used a funnel to get the water in the pot it would work better.
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Just one side, the left. That was something I didn't think about until I got it. Luckily it worked for us.
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There is actually a small connector (with helical screws on both ends) that connects on one end to the faucet and to the 3-way connector to the other end. (Most faucets do have a small part screwed at the tip and you need to remove that one first if you have not)
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It actually attaches to the bottom of the tank. That inlet is standard for toilets, the 7/8ths. So, a T-valve goes there, connect the tank to the water supply with the plumbing you originally had. And there's an extra outlet for the hand-held bidet hose. I hope that makes sense? It doesn't matter if you have 3/8 or 1/2 since you are keeping that plumbing anyway... It connects to the bottom of the tank, not at the water supply Sorry if I'm not clear... I don't have the plumbing lingo :)
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I'm not sure which side you are considering left. If you standing and facing the toilet tank, the flush lever is on the left. Obviously everything depends on where the fill-tower is inside the tank. I hope this helps.
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As seen in the picture, that's exactly how you receive the product. I have it on the left side of my toilet and it works well. It's easier for me to load from the front and now have a grab bar to use as a bonus. I have it installed at a slight angle upward so the toilet paper doesn't slide off the bottom bar as it is angled slightly downward. Why they made it that that way??? I have no idea! You could install it vertically, but then you lose the use of the grab bar. To make it more solid, I would attach this bar to a board that's long enough so that you can screw directly into two studs. That's if you intend to put any weight on it. I hope this helps. As seen in the picture, that's exactly how you receive the product. I have it on the left side of my toilet and it works well. It's easier for me to load from the front and now have a grab bar to use as a bonus. I have it installed at a slight angle upward so the toilet paper doesn't slide off the bottom bar as it is angled slightly downward. Why they made it that that way??? I have no idea! You could install it vertically, but then you lose the use of the grab bar. To make it more solid, I would attach this bar to a board that's long enough so that you can screw directly into two studs.... » Read More As seen in the picture, that's exactly how you receive the product. I have it on the left side of my toilet and it works well. It's easier for me to load from the front and now have a grab bar to use as a bonus. I have it installed at a slight angle upward so the toilet paper doesn't slide off the bottom bar as it is angled slightly downward. Why they made it that that way??? I have no idea! You could install it vertically, but then you lose the use of the grab bar. To make it more solid, I would attach this bar to a board that's long enough so that you can screw directly into two studs. That's if you intend to put any weight on it. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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The large inlet hole top left attaches to the supply line coming out of the wall, do this first. When you are done attaching the flow switch to the supply line it should look like the picture. Attach the shower hose to the left outlet that is right below the switch in the picture. Attach the shower head to the right outlet.
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It will slightly hang off the front of the smaller round toilets but works fine. It can be connected to any convenient water supply, typically the toilet supply will suffice. A line to the sink will be required for hot water but is not required.
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it comes out the back, left side (facing the toilet.) It is 6 feet long, but we kept it coiled as the plumbing to the water is (for us) the shorter connection.
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The faucet can only be installed on the right side, not left side option sorry.Kind Regards,The Sink Discounters