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American Disabilities Act. It is higher than a standard toilet

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What is the height for an ADA toilet seat?

17"


Can you get a Ada approved toilet in your mobile home?

You can change any regular toilet for a handicapped, or ADA toilet. I have done it many times in houses and in Mobile Homes. The basic difference is the ADA approved ones are 2" higher. - Every major toilet manufacturer makes such a toilet. You can also buy raised seats by many manufacturers. -Look on sites like e-Bay for examples. These lock onto the toilet and some even have handles.


What defines the height of toilet water?

ASSE /ASTM /ADA


What ADA toilet is best?

Crane, American Standard are decent brands


Where can you buy an ADA toilet?

Any plumbing supply that sells fixtures


What is rough in distance for ada toilet side wall?

18 inches to center


What is a ADA toilet seat height from floor?

from 17" to 19" high AFF


What is Ada height requirement for toilet seat cover dispinser?

below the grab bar


Is the base of an ADA toilet the same size as the standard toilet or I guess the real question is would I have to change the hole in the floor for the ADA toilet?

Assuming you have a standard toilet now, it will bolt on the same way in the same position. ADA are just taller floor to seat. Most toilets are 12 inches from the back wall to the center of the drain. Older ones, before 1940 or so were 14 inches and I have come across a few odd ones that are 9 inches.


Do they make toilets that are ADA compliant I am looking for a 19 inch rim to floor toilet?

Yes they do.


Does a ada toilet have to have an automatic flush valve?

Not usually. Check local plumbing codes, they may differ.


What is the meaning for ADA toilet?

ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) is a set of standards to make things safe and accessible for disabled persons. ADA toilets are constructed in such a way that a person in a wheelchair can easily access and use the toilet without risk of injury. See: http://www.access-board.gov/adaag/html/adaag.htm#4.17 for more specific information about accessibility requirements.