Re: I cannot find an ADA BLACK toilet that\'s less than 28" deep overall

Re: I cannot find an ADA BLACK toilet that's less than 28" deep overall

Posted by Kathleen on June 01, 2003 at 21:11:16:
In response to Re: I cannot find an ADA BLACK toilet that's less than 28" deep overall
The Town Square line by American Standard has a round front toilet rim height 16.5" in 4 colors including black. I found it at http://www.americanstandard-us.com/ProductSuite.asp?suiteID=50&brandID=1,2,3 [tried to post the link below also). : Most ADA bowls are elongated since they are usually used in commercial locations where a round front bowl could not be used. For that same reason, there is almost no incentive for a manufacturer to make a round front ADA toilet because there is no real market for them. : : I have had a hard time trying to find an ADA (Comfort height) toilet in black that's less than 28" deep overall. The problem is that they are all elongated bowls - not standard round bowl which adds to the depth. When the door is open it will end up hitting the front edge of the bowl. This is a condo that was built in 1967 - there was a toilet there before but it was a standard round bowl that has less depth than an elongated bowl - can anyone please help me out? : : Thanks, Mike

Posted by Kathleen on June 01, 2003 at 21:11:16:

In response to Re: I cannot find an ADA BLACK toilet that's less than 28" deep overall

The Town Square line by American Standard has a round front toilet rim height 16.5" in 4 colors including black. I found it at http://www.americanstandard-us.com/ProductSuite.asp?suiteID=50&brandID=1,2,3 [tried to post the link below also).

: Most ADA bowls are elongated since they are usually used in commercial locations where a round front bowl could not be used. For that same reason, there is almost no incentive for a manufacturer to make a round front ADA toilet because there is no real market for them.

: : I have had a hard time trying to find an ADA (Comfort height) toilet in black that's less than 28" deep overall. The problem is that they are all elongated bowls - not standard round bowl which adds to the depth. When the door is open it will end up hitting the front edge of the bowl. This is a condo that was built in 1967 - there was a toilet there before but it was a standard round bowl that has less depth than an elongated bowl - can anyone please help me out?

: : Thanks, Mike

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