Post by HeavyDuty on Dec 23, 2021 17:54:53 GMT -5
Today I installed a bidet seat attachment to the toilet, and the supply line is giving me fits.
There is a T fitting that attaches to the tailpiece of the flush valve to split off the line to the bidet seat, and my supply line and shutoff comes up out of the floor, not the wall. The normal 12” line doesn’t fit easily anymore.
I’m worried the fairly sharp S curve I need to make with the braided line is putting too much side force on the end fittings and plastic flush valve tailpiece. I tried a longer line, but that’s not much better.
What do people who know more about plumbing than me think?
There is a T fitting that attaches to the tailpiece of the flush valve to split off the line to the bidet seat, and my supply line and shutoff comes up out of the floor, not the wall. The normal 12” line doesn’t fit easily anymore.
I’m worried the fairly sharp S curve I need to make with the braided line is putting too much side force on the end fittings and plastic flush valve tailpiece. I tried a longer line, but that’s not much better.
What do people who know more about plumbing than me think?
