Absolutely. That's not only typical, but preferred. Roughly in the area of the water supply stop valve.
I placed the outlet down low on the lh side same height as the cold water stub. That's one outlet I'd rather not service later on down the line.
Never done one, but I'm sure it would be OK. I would try and go as high away from the plumbing as possible. There is a pic on Google that shows behind it but I'm on my phone.
That's what I was thinking at first, accessibility being an issue, but I figured it still is accessible behind kind of like a fridge.
I agree but you don't want it behind the part that goes to the floor- dead center..... you wouldn't be able to install the outlet or plug the unit in.
Some things like this I'll pre-wire the receptacle and stuff it back into the box sideways to save some effort come trim out time. The Toto's are simple easy to pull, tough. They don't use a wax ring. They're on the flange with a rubber gasket of sorts. On a semi-related side note, as I age I get harrier in the most forsaken places. These things are looking better and better.
I question whether that is technically compliant-- I do not want to do plumbing work to change out a receptacle-- screw that-- off to the side but still behind the unit for me. Heck the cord will be exposed...
I don't think they could figure out what to do with the female model in the one pic. Best to have her standing there, legs crossed and smiling. :laughing:
The last one I wired got loaded from the sink gfci. Hope she doesn't blow dry her hair while sitting on her heated toilet seat.
