Re: Crane/Universal-Rundle Atlas Toilet

Posted by Terry Love on December 12, 2002 at 17:31:49:
In response to Re: Crane/Universal-Rundle Atlas Toilet
I have seen a few in service. They use a 2" flush valve with a wash-down bowl. They are more similar to the Toto line that also uses the 2" flush valve. I would not in any way put the 3" flush valve Toto line in the same class. : I'm in the process of replacing an old Eljer toilet, and have been conducting research on all of the current products. One interesting item that I've discovered is that the Crane/Universal-Rundle Atlas gravity flush toilet seems to be rated quite highly by many independent testing organizations. I'm not speaking of the recent Consumers Reports testing, but those sponsored by a number of municipalities around the country. The Atlas' flush performance seems to approach those of the Toto toilets. What's interesting here is the Atlas is $60 at Lowes! : Does anyone have any "real world" experience with the Atlas? : Thanks, : Don

Posted by Terry Love on December 12, 2002 at 17:31:49:

In response to Re: Crane/Universal-Rundle Atlas Toilet

I have seen a few in service. They use a 2" flush valve with a wash-down bowl. They are more similar to the Toto line that also uses the 2" flush valve.
I would not in any way put the 3" flush valve Toto line in the same class.

: I'm in the process of replacing an old Eljer toilet, and have been conducting research on all of the current products. One interesting item that I've discovered is that the Crane/Universal-Rundle Atlas gravity flush toilet seems to be rated quite highly by many independent testing organizations. I'm not speaking of the recent Consumers Reports testing, but those sponsored by a number of municipalities around the country. The Atlas' flush performance seems to approach those of the Toto toilets. What's interesting here is the Atlas is $60 at Lowes!

: Does anyone have any "real world" experience with the Atlas?

: Thanks,
: Don

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