Provides support and alignment for the supply pipe to an exposed flush valve. Available for either blowout or siphon jet fixture supports; must be specified for either 1” copper tube or 1” iron pipe.

The purpose of this frame is to provide a rim for a flat even surface for the tiler to work to when he is applying the finished wall tile. The end result is an even finish around the frame, thus eliminating any irregular edges and uneven surfaces which can otherwise interfere with the installation of the water closet. Available for siphon jet closets only.

For double (back-to-back) installations which require a single elevated water closet, the -M50 variation may be used with all regular Smith adjustable or single compact supports. Illustrated is a regular double vertical fitting showing siphon jet closets set at normal height and 3” higher on the opposite side to accommodate the wheelchair user. The -M50 is particularly adaptable to hospital or nursing home applications where a single water closet is installed on the stack at each floor. Not recommended for battery installations.

Provides back anchor support for any single horizontal or vertical fixture support. Consists of a 3/8” stud and a cast iron anchor foot. Anchor bolt to concrete must be furnished by others.

For most siphon jet water closets with concealed flush valves, the supply pipe enters the rear of the water closet above the top of the face plate without interference. (NOTE: There is an exception– Crane water closets have a much lower roughing for the inlet; therefore the face plate must be set behind the supply pipe or from 4 1/2” to 6 1/2” back of the rough wall.) Concealed flush valve piping in all cases does not interfere with the vent connection of the fitting.