Last Updated on October 5, 2026
Toilet Fit Checker
Check rough-in, side clearance, and front space before you buy. Use the exact dimensions from the toilet's official spec sheet whenever possible.
How the fit check works
Rough-in: compares your measured rough-in with the toilet's required or nominal rough-in. A smaller rough-in is treated as a problem unless the manufacturer explicitly allows it.
Side space: compares the toilet centerline to each side obstruction with the 15-inch general IPC reference.
Front space: subtracts the toilet's installed wall-to-front projection from the distance to the nearest front obstruction, then compares the remaining space with the 21-inch general IPC reference.
Important: model-specific installation drawings control. Supply-stop location, base shape, skirted trapways, bidet-seat outlets, and door swing can still affect installation even when these checks pass.
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