Replacing two toilets and we definitely want dual flush. After some research I was set on the toto, but our local supplier has a kohler line called Sterling with a couple of dual flush options (Karsten and Rockton). They are about $100 cheaper. I've seen some negative posts about Kohler, but no mention of Sterling line or these particular models. I really like the look of the Toto Aquiia - but price and function are more important. Any advice?
kohler sterling vs toto dual flush
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Gary Swart
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Let's see if I understand this. The local plumbing store sells the Kohler line but does not sell the Toto line. He says Kohler is just as good. Well, I guess that's enough reason to disregard all of the pros on this forum advice.
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The Rockton has a 325 gram Map rating
Not very much.
It takes 350 grams to be considered a WaterSense toilet.
Not very much.
It takes 350 grams to be considered a WaterSense toilet.
Thanks Terry, I will check that rating on the Karsten too.
Gary - Sorry if I was unclear. The folks here can get the Toto didn't say they were just as good. I haven't seen anything on this extensive forum about the Sterling line, which is why I posted, to ask some pros for advice. If you have any, please send them along.
Gary - Sorry if I was unclear. The folks here can get the Toto didn't say they were just as good. I haven't seen anything on this extensive forum about the Sterling line, which is why I posted, to ask some pros for advice. If you have any, please send them along.
I've sold a few hundred of the Aquia.
Just a handful of the Rockton.
No repeat sales from the Rockton though, they went with Toto on their next batch of toiets.
Just a handful of the Rockton.
No repeat sales from the Rockton though, they went with Toto on their next batch of toiets.
We charge $199 to install an Aquia
Pricing can vary though.
Many of the plumbers in Seattle will double whatever we quote.
Pricing can vary though.
Many of the plumbers in Seattle will double whatever we quote.
Firemark
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I just installed two Aquia IIIs in my home yesterday in about 4 hours thanks to some online install help from Terry. I'm just a homeowner with two left hands. Hardest part was drilling through ceramic flooring to mount the anchor posts.
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