Jason Moncrief
New Member
I'm about to embark on a master bath remodel.
I'm very attracted to the integrated look of the G500, but concerned my water pressure might not be enough, and I'll have to measure to make sure my roughin would fit.
Until we start demo, I can't really test the flow rate at my toilet inlet. When I check the flow rate at my tub by turning on both the hot and cold for 10 seconds it looks just okay (vs the Neorest installation instructions volume)...but if I just use the cold side, it's not even close. I'm thinking though that isn't really a valid test at all.
Is there a consensus on the G500? Am I better off with an E350 on a Aquia, Soiree, or Drake? Any opinions on those 3? I really like the look of the Aquia, and the cleanability of the 1-piece, but I also like the look of the Soiree...and the bulletproof reputation of the Drake.
The G500 would be ideal...but sometimes I like to flush the toilet while running the lawn sprinkler, which dramatically lowers my water pressure (which seems odd since it's on a separate meter).
Thoughts?
-Jason
I'm very attracted to the integrated look of the G500, but concerned my water pressure might not be enough, and I'll have to measure to make sure my roughin would fit.
Until we start demo, I can't really test the flow rate at my toilet inlet. When I check the flow rate at my tub by turning on both the hot and cold for 10 seconds it looks just okay (vs the Neorest installation instructions volume)...but if I just use the cold side, it's not even close. I'm thinking though that isn't really a valid test at all.
Is there a consensus on the G500? Am I better off with an E350 on a Aquia, Soiree, or Drake? Any opinions on those 3? I really like the look of the Aquia, and the cleanability of the 1-piece, but I also like the look of the Soiree...and the bulletproof reputation of the Drake.
The G500 would be ideal...but sometimes I like to flush the toilet while running the lawn sprinkler, which dramatically lowers my water pressure (which seems odd since it's on a separate meter).
Thoughts?
-Jason