Water Closets

D lux_2

Have to do some work on floor to put in thanks for info

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D lux_2

Who Likes what brand and why

I have A greyhaired lady whos W/c has been leaking changed the wax 2 times resolder the flange still leaked . changed the 3 inch ell flange and pipe . still leaked so it must be the W/c The floor is 5inch mud w/tile and it leaked down the 3 '' ell after I removed the mud and replaced it ran down a differnt spot . So who makes a nice Wc mid range price It wouldnt be so bad If Dad would have gotten around to putting in another W/c before he left this earth . HE knowes how I love working ON W/c some times I think he's still there breaking things just to drive me nuts thanks

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Mark Eatherton1

TOTO

is a good one. http://www.totousa.com/toto/totohome.asp

ME

Mr. Smith

have you

seen their demo truck?

they have working models on the truck so you can flush and test for yourself. they take large rags, balls, toys, various other stuff, and it all flushes through with ease!

Toto is just about all we install now!

Mark Wolff

toto/kohler

The only relative companion to Toto for quality is Kohler. They aren't quite as nice, but you mentioned mid line and Kohlers price points are much nicer to deal with on most remodel jobs. That is unless the customer "has to have" that seat warmer, auto flush.....

ScottMP

Toto

Its all we carry.

The flange is sitting on the floor and not below correct ?

Scott

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D lux_2

on floor 30 years



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GMcD

Caroma dual flush

The Caroma brand dual flush toilets are getting great reviews in the Pacific NW- a number of McDonald's restaurants are now using them in the Vancouver area since they are very clog resistant, flush very well and seem to be quite durable. www.caromausa.com

Ken C.

Here's one you don't hear about much...

I like Universal-Rundle toilets, specifically, the Atlas model. I like it because it rarely plugs up and has a forceful flush (it's actually one of the few gravity flush toilets that has a washdown flushing action).
They're also inexpensive, and, in my opinion, a rather attractive toilet.
The only negative is that U-R provides steel tank bolts, which quickly rust, but just use brass bolts instead (about $2).