I'd also note that to install the Toto unifit rough-in you will have to drill four holes into your tile floor. (This Toto mount is different than most toilets which simply attach to the two bolts coming up from the toilet flange in the floor.) Aside from the pain of drilling holes in tile (read: get a few extra drill bits!), you'll potentially be going into the radiant heat mat. Do you know how closely it was installed near the rear of the toilet? Do you have any pictures of the radiant floor mat before it was covered by thinset and tile? The area you're concerned with is 7" back from the flange toilet bolts (for the 10" rough-in), and slightly wider than the flange toilet bolts. If the radiant heat mat wasn't installed there, you have no concerns. If it was, I don't know whether it's a problem or not that you'll be drilling holes into the floor, but I wanted to make you aware of the potential for trouble. (Hopefully one of the tile experts can chime in on this.) Two other thoughts: if you use the 10" rough-in, just be aware that the back of your toilet will be further away from the wall than normal. I don't think there's any problem with this, unless it bothers you aesthetically. BUT... you may not need to use the 10" rough-in. Have you actually measured to see whether the Toto would work at 12" with your set-up? I've read that there is some leeway, and you might be okay with 1/4" less space. Our Toto toilets have approximately 3/4" between the back of the toilet and the wall; if that was 1/2" for you, you might be fine. -- Eric

At first I thought that maybe we somehow had a miscommunication due to a language barrier. Now I know that this is how this company FosterÂs Fenceline Systems operates. Doing shoddy work and blaming the customer. Lets look at tracy_4586 post: 1. 'First, of all she was not even involved when the contract was discussed or signed...' Did you notice that every bad contractorÂs excuse is that the spouse was not involved in signing of the contract? She just followed up on GenaroÂs promise to refund the money. She did not dispute the contract and did not post this complaint. 2. 'Genaro took the time on a Saturday morning...' The only reason Genaro came in on Saturday is because they missed the appointment on Friday  no call. The crew showed up on Saturday unannounced, Genaro had to come in as well to collect the money. 3. 'After 2 days of hard work...' The crew did work hard and put all the posts in a rain. But not the frame. However it took almost a week for the concrete to cure. Not sure because of the rain or poor quality concrete. Genaro promised to come in twice to check the concrete  never came, again no call. 4. Finally after him not showing up I called leaving him a message to check the concrete, instead the crew showed up at 3 pm on Friday. The concrete still was not ready so they could not start the work. The pickets they had with them were subpar. Besides, Genaro was supposed to bring a sample first  never did. 5. 'install #1 cedar pickets at no extra charge..' We discussed the pickets and I told Genaro that I want better pickets and I will pay for it. He never offered to install #1 pickets for free, that is a lie. Why would I refuse free #1 pickets? The whole dispute was about the pickets! I also offered to pay for new retaining wall after the crew used the old wall boards to walk in the mud behind the house and thrashed the boards. 6. 'and he insisted for them to wait...' The fence was framed as soon as the cement cured. I never asked them to wait nor did they wait. They did not frame the front of the house, donÂt know why. The only thing they waited for was nailing the pickets because I was out of town. Genaro promised to call me when I am back and to bring sample pickets. 7. I came back from vacation and found the old fence still behind my house, broken sprinkler line, mud all over my grass and trees behind the house all loose because Fenceline failed to rebuild the retaining wall. Called Genaro for several days, finally he picked up and was surprised that the wall was not built, he did send a crew again to finish the wall. They put the boards in but did not nail it. Did not fix the line, did not stake the trees and did not clean the old fence behind my house. After that Genaro disappeared for two weeks. Called him almost every day, no response. 8. Finally I decided to hire someone else to finish the job. I solicited three bids and accounting for all the clean up and fixings the bids were almost as high as if I had no frame at all. 9. 'Customer canceled his contract...' Basically tracy_4586 is claiming that despite FencelineÂs repeated attempts to finish the job with #1 pickets at no extra charge for some reason I prevented them to do so and canceled the contract? Why would I do that? This is what really happened: on the day the new contractor was going to come in Genaro called as if nothing happened. I told him that I could not wait for him anymore and that someone else is coming to finish the job today. I demanded he pay for all the damage he did to my property. He told me that he can give me all my money back but he has to come in and pull the posts. I said fine, come in and pull the posts. He immediately changed his tune and told me he has no crews for several days. At this point I knew who I am dealing with and if I agree to wait he will just disappear again. So I told him that if he cannot pull the posts in the next two days then I want part of my money back. So he agreed to refund part of the money. Even with this refund the fence was going to cost me more than the original estimate. 10. 'out of nowhere called GenaroÂ' So my wife did not call out of nowhere, she called because we were moving to TN and I was out of town a lot. I asked her to follow up because we did not receive the money he promised. 11. 'Fenceline has always used nothing but galvanized nailsÂ' The fact that the frame was build with non galvanized nails was confirmed by three contractors who bid to finish the job. They could not believe it either. 12. 'made sure they fixed it before they leftÂ' Here tracy_4586 not just twisting the facts, she is lying because they did not fix the broken line. It was documented in the bids by the contractors that bid to finish the job. 13. 'pay another real fence CompanyÂ' I did hire a real fence company to finish the fence. I would have gladly given the estimate to Genaro if he ever picked up his phone or returned a call. 14. 'ask them for any residential or commercial referencesÂ' Should they ask for references from customers that filed 3 unanswered complaints about FosterÂs Fenceline Systems with BBB before my complaint?

Happy Birthday Ter!!!! I hope you found some time in the baseball season cuisinart to do something for yourself. You deserve every iota of being treated to great day or at least a rain check for an evening off! You're amazing! Don't ever forget it!

maybe you can call treesearch farms and ask them what Retailer in your area or in Hill country carries this plant. Then go from that info.