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14 Inch Rough-In Toilets

A 14 inch rough-in means the centre of your floor drain sits 14 inches from the finished wall, rather than the usual 12. It is uncommon, and usually the result of a remodel. These models can be fitted to it.

Which series offer 14 inch

Not every TOTO range does. Aquia IV, Aimes, Legato, Aurora, Carlyle II, Carolina II, Vespin II, Redington, Glaston, Soirée, Guinevere and Nexus all offer a 14 inch Unifit adapter.

Drake, Drake II, UltraMax, UltraMax II, Connelly, Supreme II and Neorest do not offer 14 inch at all.

Adapters are not interchangeable

The Unifit part number differs by series — an adapter for an Aquia IV will not fit a Carlyle II. Tell us the model you want and we will match the right part.

TOTO Nexus 1G WASHLET+ S2 One-Piece Toilet - side view

How a 14 inch rough-in works

Almost no toilet is built for a 14 inch rough-in as standard. Instead, TOTO makes a Unifit adapter that changes where the outlet sits, and it is fitted during installation.

That means you buy the standard toilet plus the adapter for your series. The adapter cannot be added later without lifting the toilet, so order it at the same time.

Measure before you order

Measure from the finished wall — not the baseboard — to the centre of the bolts holding your toilet down. If your toilet has four bolts, use the back pair. A reading close to 14 inches means you need one of these models.

TOTO Guinevere WASHLET+ S5 One-Piece Toilet - front view

Frequently Asked Questions

  • The centre of the floor drain sits 14 inches from the finished wall, rather than the standard 12 inches.

  • You need a series that offers a 14 inch Unifit adapter, which is fitted during installation. The toilet itself is the standard model.

  • Usually around $130, sold separately. The correct part depends on the series, so check with us before ordering.

  • It will bolt down but sit two inches forward of where it should, leaving a gap behind the tank. The adapter is the proper fix.

  • From the finished wall to the centre of the closet bolts. Measure to the wall, not the baseboard — that is the most common mistake.