Hi all,
Anyone have any experience using the Saniflo Toilet system with a shower and sink. How much higher does the shower need to be as compared to the Saniflo pump box??
Thanks
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Greetings mkejim,
This post, in response to your question, will bump the thread through the 'recent discussion' listing again which will increase it's viewing.
Perhaps it will catch someone's attention that can help you with advice.
Cheers
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We just installed one, sink only but IIRC the shower has to be about 8" off the floor. Their website, from what I recall is very good, I'd check there to be sure.
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PaulB
i have put in a number of them for customers , the shower needs to be one step higher than the main floor ( 8")
if the p trap is hitting the floor chisel a little bit out of the floor to accomidate it
if used for a granny suite in the basement and you have a kitchen sink draining into it do not let any grease get into the drain as it will congeal on the mesh in the pump
when this happened on one job i turned up the shower temp to dissolve it
i find the sani flow great for basement remodels where a septic tank is involved