tsquared
New Member
I need some toilet advice. Two of the bathrooms in my house (which was built in the mid-seventies), have wall-mount toilets. I remodeled one of those bathrooms in the late eighties and was able to replace the existing wall-mount with a Kohler model (which was the same manufacturer as the original), and have been quite satisfied. I replaced the second wall-hung sometime around 2005, and Kohler was no longer making the wall-hung model. After much research, I used the Crane Rexmont model. I have not liked it at all. It clogs repeatedly and the flush is not that strong. Just to give an idea of my likes, after searching this site, I replaced all my other floor mounts with 1.6 gallon Toto’s, and have never looked back!! I only wish that Toto made a 2-piece wall-hung. My tank sits on the outside of the wall, and the only Toto wall-hung I can find is the type where the tank is in the wall similar to what you find in Europe. Having said all that, I now want to replace my Rexmont with a better wall-hung….if it exists. I have researched the Gerber Maxwell (not sure if the tank size is 1.6 or smaller), and the American Standard Glenwall (1.6 gallon). I understand that the Glenwall is a pressure assist flush. I had an unpleasant experience earlier with a Briggs Acuity pressure assist model, so I’m a little leery. I don’t know though, whether this is a good comparison experience to the Glenwall. I’ve also read on this site of the problems that American Standard has had with their leaking tanks. Have they corrected this issue in their newer models? I would appreciate any advice on what would be a good replacement for my Crane Rexmont wall-hung. Thank you.