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1 9 CLOSET CARRIERSCLOSET CARRIERSCARRIERS12704-LH4-10 Outlet SizeOption, Left-Hand 4" No-Hub BranchOption, ABS Extension, through 10-1/2" WallHow To OrderTypes of CarriersThe JOSAM 12000 Series and 32 Wide Chase Closet Carriers for commercial installation suit all makes and types of off-the-floor closet indicate the information below for the product TYPEAPPLICATIONCOMMERCIALFor use with 12000 and 32 Wide Chase Carriers in single,ADJUSTABLE FITTINGS battery or on-stack installation of closet , HUB & SPIGOT, NO-HUBCOMMERCIAL FITTINGSFor commercial on-stack installation of closet , HUB & SPIGOT, PLASTICCLOSE CARRIERS & FITTINGSFor installation in soil stack where pipe space is & SPIGOT, NO-HUBEXAMPLE: Series No. 12704 Horizontal Fitting & Carrier SelectionDIAGRAM TO DETERMINE LEFT- OR RIGHT-HAND CLOSET FITTINGS1.

2 If flow in waste line is from the right of the stack,the closet fitting should be a right-hand If flow in waste line is from the left of the stack,the closet fitting should be a left-hand : Cancer and Reproductive Harm - CARRIERSCLOSET CARRIERSCARRIERSA dvantages of Off-The-Floor Plumbing FixturesWHY OFF-THE-FLOOR PLUMBING FIXTURES?The reasons are many including aesthetics, installation, cost, maintenance and sanitation. This concept in modern plumbing has been acknowledged for manyyears by leading architects, engineers and mechanical contractors to be far superior in all respects to systems with floor-mounted fixtures. The more significantadvantages of off- versus on-the-floor plumbing fixtures and their required support and drainage systems are presented on these pages for your considerationwhen specifications are keeping with the current trends of architectural design toward smooth, uncluttered lines, off-the-floor plumbing fixtures are the necessary practical complementin toilet and restroom d cor.

3 Victorian pedestals and unsightly floor-mounted closets of a bygone year cannot be aesthetically integrated in contemporary factors, including cost, material, labor required, space, handling and others must be thoroughly evaluated when planning an installation. With on-the-floorwater closets, slabs must be penetrated and sleeved at each fixture to accommodate waste piping which, in many instances, has to be suspended below the suspended piping requires concealment in multi-story installations, thereby necessitating drop or furred ceilings in the rooms below. The fitting and assemblyof waste piping in such installations, as a rule, must be accomplished on the spot with the aid of scaffolding and extra mechanics, which contributes to high con-struction costs and affects not only the mechanical contractor but the structural, floor, wall and ceiling mechanics as , with off-the-floor fixtures, there is no slab penetration in toilet room areas.

4 The support and piping systems are concealed behind the walls. Such sys-tems are ideally suited to the modern modular plumbing concept as they are readily fabricated either on site or in the contractor s shop at significant savings overconventional piece-by-piece assembly. A well planned and executed off-the-floor fixture installation today will provide lasting benefits appreciated by future build-ing occupants and AND SANITATIONThe benefits of off-the-floor plumbing will immediately become evident to those involved in maintenance. Mechanically, off- and on-the-floor plumbing installa-tions are similar in terms of service required. However, when service is necessary, it is generally agreed that off-the-floor fixtures and attendant systems are moreeasily maintained. With no obstructions, daily floor cleaning is accomplished more effectively in far less time than needed to work around on-the-floor rooms are the most susceptible of all rooms to unsanitary conditions.

5 Therefore, sanitation should be the foremost consideration in the design of such fixtures, regardless of their efficiency or manufacture, provide natural harbors at the base for accumulated filth, which is virtually impossible to remove,never allowing total sanitation. The ever-present problem of floor deterioration adjacent to and under on-the-floor fixtures is completely eliminated with off-the-floor installations. Off-the-floor plumbing fixtures eliminate this potential health hazard, and toilet room floors are clear of obstructions which hamper efforts toachieve proper sanitary maintenance. Another advantage of off-the-floor fixtures is that they provide much greater rentable or usable floor space than do on-the-floor fixtures, and that is a factor which should be considered when fixture selection is made.

6 The specification of off-the-floor fixtures will prove to be a wise andpractical WATER CLOSETON-THE-FLOOR WATER CLOSETWARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - CARRIERSCLOSET CARRIERSCARRIERSA dvantages of Off-The-Floor Plumbing FixturesSUPPORT & DRAINAGE SYSTEMSWhen JOSAM entered into the manufacturing of off-the-floor plumbing fixture carriers and fittings, extensive research was conducted into the requirements forsupport and discharge of these fixtures. From this research, the design of the JOSAM line of carriers and fittings evolved, including such innovations as invertiblecarriers to mount either siphon jet or blowout water closets, common vents on back -to- back fittings, dual feet on closet carriers to accommodate all fixture roughingheights in any floor construction and many innovations have been copied, but not equaled, and they paved the way for universal acceptance of this line of products.

7 In the ensuing years, this productline has been expanded to meet new requirements as they develop in the dynamic construction industry. The result is today s most comprehensive range of prod-ucts for off-the-floor plumbing fixture support and OF WATER CLOSETSP rior to the introduction of JOSAM universal carriers, it was necessary to specify carriers for each specific type of water closet. Even though JOSAM has taken thistask out of carrier specifications, water closet types should be understood. There are two basic types of water closets, identifiable by their flushing action, that arenormally used in commercial installations requiring carriers. These are siphon jet and blowout action water closets. The siphon jet bowl is attached to the carrierwith four mounting studs arranged in a rectangular pattern whereas the blowout bowl is mounted on three studs arranged in a triangular pattern, point down.

8 Byinverting the carrier body, JOSAM carriers accommodate either type. Both siphon jet and blowout type water closets are also produced in floor-mounted wall-out-let pattern and require special drainage fitting JETBLOWOUTThis type, because of its quiet, efficient, sanitary flushing action, is usuallyspecified in most commercial, institutional and hotel applications. Water isintroduced into the bowl through the rim and up leg of trap through jetsplaced there to fill the trapway thus creating siphonic action to quicklyevacuate the bowl. The large water surface in the bowl insures type is particularly suited to heavy use applications such as public facili-ties in stadiums and terminals. The flushing action produced by the jet ofwater in the outlet passage is strong for rapid evacuation of the problems are minimal.

9 However, because of the powerful flushingaction, this type of closet is noisy to CARRIER FOR SIPHON JET ORBLOWOUTCHASE-SAVER is shipped pre-assembled for siphon jet closets andis quickly inverted for use with blowout JETBLOWOUTWARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - CARRIERS Pictorial GuideCLOSET CARRIERS Pictorial Guide12 CARRIERSHORIZONTAL ADJUSTABLE FITTINGSVERTICAL ADJ. FITTINGS12674/12684No-Hub, Single,12674, , 12684, 2412694No-Hub, back -to-BackPage 2412674/12684-HSHub & Spigot, Single, 12674-HS, , 12684-HS, 2512694-HSHub & Spigot, back -to-BackPage 2512704No-Hub, Single, 2 Vent Page 2612704-HSHub & Spigot, Single, 2 VentPage 26 CARRIERS12000 TRIM PACKS11001 With 4 Pipe Grip AdapterPage 2311007/11008 With 3 & 4 Copper FittingAdaptersPage 2312000 Page 1412000-ORPage 1512000-32 Pages 16 VERTICAL ADJUSTABLE FITTINGS12704-LH4No-Hub, Single, 4"Branch, 2" VentPage 2612704-HS-HLH4 Hub & Spigot, Single, 4"Branch, 2" VentPage 2712704-RH4No-Hub, Single, 4"Branch, 2" VentPage 2712704-HS-HRH4 Hub & Spigot, Single, " Branch, 2" VentPage 2712704-D4No-Hub, Single, Two 4 Branches, 2 VentPage 2712704-HS-HD4 Hub & Spigot, Single, Two4 Branches.

10 2 VentPage 27 VERTICAL ADJUSTABLE FITTINGS12714No-Hub, Single, 2 VentPage 2812714 -HSHub & Spigot, Single, VentPage 2812714-RH4No-Hub, Single, 4"Branch, 2" VentPage 2812714-HS-HRH4 Hub & Spigot, Single, " Branch, 2" VentPage 2912714-LH4No-Hub, Single, 4"Branch, 2" VentPage 2912714-HS-HLH4 Hub & Spigot, Single, " Branch, 2" VentPage 29 WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - CARRIERS Pictorial GuideCLOSET CARRIERS Pictorial Guide13 CARRIERSVERTICAL CLOSE FITTINGS14104 Single, On-Stack, 2" VentPage 3314404 Offset, 2" Offset, 2" VentPage 3414444 back -to- back , Offset,2" VentPage 3414464 Single, On-Stack, 4" VentPage 3514484 back -to- back , On-Stack,4" VentPage 3514504 Single , On-Stack, 2" VentPage 3690 INSTITUTIONAL CARRIERS15964 Vertical, 2 Vent, 4 BranchesPage 3715984 Vertical, 2 Vent, 4 BranchesPage 37 FLOOR-MOUNTED16123 Single, On-Stack, 3 PVC Fitting AdapterPage 38 VERTICAL ADJUSTABLE FITTINGS12714-D4No-Hub, Single, Two 4"Branches, 2" VentPage 2912714-HS-HD4 Hub & Spigot, Single, Two4" Branches, 2" VentPage 2912724No-Hub, back -to- back , 2"VentPage 3012724-HSHub & Spigot, back -to- back , 2" VentPage 3112724-VS4No-Hub.