Re: duravit toilets

Posted by Marc Brenner on February 14, 2004 at 01:56:30:
In response to Re: duravit toilets
: has anyone had any experience with floor mounted duravit toilets? - especially their one piece version, i believe called the metro. how do they flush, etc.? : i was looking at a toto carlyle, but my water supply may not accomodate it - so if anyone has a comparison, i'd appreciate it, as i can't find any useful info on them Reply: Why bother with Duravit. They are not well supported (supply houses or reps), nor have readily available parts. Toto on the other hand is just the opposite. Proven and tested designs which consistently end up at the top of performance comparisons. All the G-max flush toilets are worthy. Yes, the Carlyle requires a wide water supply location; so, if you want a one piece, consider the Toto Ultramax. I am a plumbing contractor, and we put lots of different toilets in but find the Toto's have the fewest complaints.

Posted by Marc Brenner on February 14, 2004 at 01:56:30:

In response to Re: duravit toilets

: has anyone had any experience with floor mounted duravit toilets? - especially their one piece version, i believe called the metro. how do they flush, etc.?
: i was looking at a toto carlyle, but my water supply may not accomodate it - so if anyone has a comparison, i'd appreciate it, as i can't find any useful info on them

Reply:
Why bother with Duravit. They are not well supported (supply houses or reps), nor have readily available parts.
Toto on the other hand is just the opposite. Proven and tested designs which consistently end up at the top of performance comparisons. All the G-max flush toilets are worthy.
Yes, the Carlyle requires a wide water supply location; so, if you want a one piece, consider the Toto Ultramax.

I am a plumbing contractor, and we put lots of different toilets in but find the Toto's have the fewest complaints.

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