Re: 1 piece or 2 piece toilet

Posted by hj on April 01, 2003 at 23:07:26:
In response to Re: 1 piece or 2 piece toilet
When the one piece units were the extra low, non overflow models they did have proprietary parts, but the new ones are more designed like a two piece and therefore most use standard parts. : Please advise: I'm having a house built on the eastern : shore of VA, near the ocean and chicken farms. A well and septic tank have been installed. I was told the water in this area may be harder then most. Would I be better off with a one piece toilet or 2. The plumbing supply man in the area, doesn't recommend 1 piece and said the parts are hard to come by if I need a repair. I prefer the look of a one piece, because they look easier to clean, but I don't want to run the risk of not being able to get parts. What's your advice. If I get a two piece, which kind is not as difficult to clean between the tank and bowl.

Posted by hj on April 01, 2003 at 23:07:26:

In response to Re: 1 piece or 2 piece toilet

When the one piece units were the extra low, non overflow models they did have proprietary parts, but the new ones are more designed like a two piece and therefore most use standard parts.

: Please advise: I'm having a house built on the eastern
: shore of VA, near the ocean and chicken farms. A well and septic tank have been installed. I was told the water in this area may be harder then most. Would I be better off with a one piece toilet or 2. The plumbing supply man in the area, doesn't recommend 1 piece and said the parts are hard to come by if I need a repair. I prefer the look of a one piece, because they look easier to clean, but I don't want to run the risk of not being able to get parts. What's your advice. If I get a two piece, which kind is not as difficult to clean between the tank and bowl.

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