Re: reliable antique look toilet

Posted by Dan on May 12, 2003 at 16:03:36:
In response to Re: reliable antique look toilet
Hi John, I don't know what all you have looked at, but, we have an older home and had a hard time deciding (and finding) what we liked for our master bath. We finally chose a "Crane Classic" available at Lowes for about $169.00. We did a lot of looking and finally got tired and went back to what put us onto the 'classic style' idea in the first place. You can find a pic at www.crane.com We love it. It works great. Maybe touched the plunger twice when someone used too much TP, but, thats it. Also, it comes in the ADA height. Best luck, dan : I am remodeling a victorian and am looking for a two piece toilet with a look that would go with a 100 year old house. Can anyone recommend anything reliable? I haven't found anything rated with a good look. I like the look of the Cheviot Shefield but have found no info on reliability. Thanks for any help. John

Posted by Dan on May 12, 2003 at 16:03:36:

In response to Re: reliable antique look toilet

Hi John,
I don't know what all you have looked at, but, we have an older home and had a hard time deciding (and finding) what we liked for our master bath.
We finally chose a "Crane Classic" available at Lowes for about $169.00. We did a lot of looking and finally got tired and went back to what put us onto the 'classic style' idea in the first place. You can find a pic at www.crane.com
We love it. It works great. Maybe touched the plunger twice when someone used too much TP, but, thats it. Also, it comes in the ADA height.
Best luck,
dan

: I am remodeling a victorian and am looking for a two piece toilet with a look that would go with a 100 year old house. Can anyone recommend anything reliable? I haven't found anything rated with a good look. I like the look of the Cheviot Shefield but have found no info on reliability. Thanks for any help. John

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