I'm looking at Toto toilets and was considering a Drake (G-max) but they seem not seem to sell a matching sink. How do Toto gravity flush toilets (e.g., Promenade) compare to other brands of regular gravity flush toilets, or should I really go with a G-max instead? Thanks.
G-max vs. other gravity flush
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There are quite a few sinks that will go with the Drake, maybe not a line for them, but should look good. Of course that's always going to be a personal choice.
The CST703 through CST724 have shallow bowls and use the "wash down" flush. They work well, but have more splash than I like.
All the models with the 3" flush valve, have deeper bowls. CST743 and up.
The Dalton with the 2" flush valve has a deeper bowl too. CST733F
The CST703 through CST724 have shallow bowls and use the "wash down" flush. They work well, but have more splash than I like.
All the models with the 3" flush valve, have deeper bowls. CST743 and up.
The Dalton with the 2" flush valve has a deeper bowl too. CST733F
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Stu L.,
An interesting thought.........
Gerber Aquasaver moves 150 grams in the MaP testing.
Toto Drake moves 900 grams.
According to their testing, the Drake is six times better.
I've used both toilets, it's not even close.
The Drake is much, much better.
When the Gerber flooded the bathroom, it was time to pull it and try something else.
http://www.cwwa.ca/pdf_files/MaP%20Third%20Edition%20_revised_%20Jan%2005.pdf
An interesting thought.........
Gerber Aquasaver moves 150 grams in the MaP testing.
Toto Drake moves 900 grams.
According to their testing, the Drake is six times better.
I've used both toilets, it's not even close.
The Drake is much, much better.
When the Gerber flooded the bathroom, it was time to pull it and try something else.
http://www.cwwa.ca/pdf_files/MaP%20Third%20Edition%20_revised_%20Jan%2005.pdf
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