Danco10770 10770/10770X Cut Bolts Toilet, 120 V, Brass, Pack of 1

I own a bar and every so often we have to fix The toilets, people are hard on things and this is the first time I bought your product to re set the men’s toilet, they are absolutely fantastic. I would recommend them to anybody. They are so much better than a standard Toilet bolt. Thanks for making my job so much easier.

I wasn't sure these would work when I first ordered them. I was installing a new American Standard Champion toilet that came with long hold-down screws and tall bolt covers. The DANCO toilet hold-down bolts were made of brass and stainless steel, so the no-rust qualities of these metals attracted me. Toilet flanges may be high or low, depending on the plumber and the installation situation. I had an Oatey low-profile flange on top of a new porcelain tile floor. The stainless ring of the flange had just enough space to fit the small brass bases that fit into the hold-down bolt slots in the flange. These DANCO bases have a cylindrical "nut" that you loosen enough to allow the base to slide under the flange slot - the nut stays on top of the flange and the brass base slides under the top of the flange and into the flanges bolt slot. You then align the bases at the correct distance from the wall (in my case, a standard 12 inches) for each base on opposite sides of the flange. Then, DANCO provides two plastic guides that will enable you to set the toilet onto the flange by fitting the two blue plastic guides through the mounting holes of the toilet base. Each blue guide has a ridge that serves as a thickness mark. If the toilet mounting "lip" allows the mark to be higher than the toilet lip surface, you won't need the extension provided in the kit. If the mark is above the lip, just screw the stainless steel bolt into the bases (after you slip the blue plastic guides out of the bases) and hand-tighten the bolts using a plastic piece that fits around the head of the bolt. It tightens down easily and snuggly. The great part is that it is low profile with no tall plastic hoods sticking up on the toilet lips. Caps are provided to cover the bolt heads leaving a nice, neat, low-profile mount. As a bonus, none of the components are made of rusting iron or steel! I was surprised at the quality and style of the finished product! It's worth every penny!!

Excellent design and material quality is top notch. Easy to put in and I luv the adjustment. The caps that are visible are superior to the more traditional ones. Easy to take apart and reuse if needed when removing the toilet.

I was really impressed! The bolts come in multiple sections to cover all sorts of variables. The big plastic washers really give the feeling of protecting the porcelain. And the snap-on covers work great.Even the highest-rated toilet kits are pretty limited in what they include. Too long of bolts (the breakoff point was still too long, and I just didn't have the ambition to get the hacksaw out), too skimpy of washers (small enough to keep half sliding into the toilet opening). I was replacing two toilets, and after the first one, I was ready to try something else.I got this kit for the second one, and was really impressed. Everything was intuitive, everything was secure. There was plenty of "padding" between the bolts and the porcelain. The caps looked nice and sleek - and stay on!I liked it enough that I ordered a second kit and went back the re-did the first toilet. Kind of a hassle (but glad I hadn't used a wax ring), but everything went together just great. I just hope I remember these if and when I ever need to put in a toilet again!

I normally wouldn't review toilet mounting bolts... but after using these amazing engineered toilet bolts, I was so impressed I had to share. I have replaced/fixed more toilets than I would like to have, but one of the things I have always hated are the mounting bolts. Tightening them is a pain, cutting the remain bolt (which there is usually a lot of) is a pain. Even the little plastic washer that holds a standard bolt to the toilet flange doesn't work that great and makes setting the toilet just a little harder than it needs to be. Introducing the Danco zero cut bolts. With the Danco zero cut bolts, all of these issues go away. They are really a nut and they mount in place, on the flange with sturdiness. At this point you can measure and make sure the bolts are really lined up. Next place your rubber guides and set the toilet. Then, the piece de resistance, you put the bolts (remember the part in the flange is really a nut) through the plastic washer and screw in. The washer is your wrench, and you then hand tighten to perfection. Lastly you place the low profile cap over the bolt and snap it on to the washer. Simple, clean, no cutting, truly amazingly engineering. DON'T use standard toilet mounting bolts, use Danco's zero cut bolts, they are worth the extra cost.