Recommended RV Toilet For A 9" Mounting Bolt To Wall Clearance Measurement

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I have a Thetford toilet I eill be replacing, hopefully with a Dometic 320 elongated bowl toilet. My floor bolts are. Just over 9 from the wall behind the toilet. Will that be enough room? TY

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The Dometic 320 Full-Timer RV Toilet # DOM27FR requires 11" of clearance from the mounting bolts to the wall for it to fit. We do carry the Dometic 300 Weekender RV Toilet which comes in White # DOM64FR and Tan # DOM74FR and only requires 8.5" of clearance.

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Hi Mark; the Thetford Aqua-Magic Style II RV Toilet #TH49FR is something we recently started carrying so we don't have a lot of feedback on it or the Hand Sprayer for Thetford RV Toilets #TH77UE. We haven't had a chance to install one yet…

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The only toilet model we have that fits with a 9-1/2" wall to center of flange measurement is the Dometic 300 Weekender RV Toilet which comes in White #DOM64FR and Tan #DOM74FR. The rest of our options, including the Full-Timer, require a…

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