Next remove bowl, and insert closet bolts (approximately 2” long bolts) into slots on closet flange.

Then turn bowl over and install a wax ring gasket over outlet of bowl. This outlet is also know as “horn”.

Place bowl onto closet flange. Make sure bowl is well seated by rocking bowl down. Once bowl has been seated, place a level on it and use shims as necessary. Next, using nuts and washers tighten up bolts. Note: be careful not to over-tighten these bolts as it could crack bowl.

Next attach tank to bowl using tank bolts, nuts and washers. Again, do not over tighten.

Installing Float Supply Unit

Install float supply unit into tank and hook up water line to tank inlet. Again, do not over tighten and make sure to use washers supplied.

Next, turn supply line on and adjust float as necessary. Finally, caulk around base of unit and you are done.

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There are many different storage units you can incorporate into your closet design to make things easier to find and also give you more storage space. Some of organizer units you might want to think about include:

Shoe Cubes - each cube fits a pair of shoes and they stack on top of each other so all your shoes are available at a glance Shelves - for folded jeans, sweaters, purses and hats Tiered Tie Racks - for ties, scarves or belts Drawers - for those personal items you don’t want to leave out in open Slide Out Bins - great for laundry, just slide them out and bring them down to washer.

A well though out closet organizer design can double or even triple your storage space. Don't forget to add stacked rods for your shorter items to hang on top of each other which gives you twice as much space in same linear area.