Are there any Standard Height Toilets for a 15" rough in?

[Magalee]

I have an older home with a 15" rough in. I've been looking at the forum trying to find a toilet that will work, and all the answers seem to say, go with a Toto, use the unifit adapter. However, all the Toto toilets seem to be Universal/comfort height, and while most guys may prefer that, as a petite female, I don't . "Comfort height" isn't comfortable for me. I want to have a toilet that is standard height and round bowl as well if possible. Any recommendations? The only toilet I've found that is 14" rough in, standard height, and round bowl is a Mansfield or a Kohler and I've read on this forum they are not good toilets.

Thank you for any assistance.

 

[Reach4]

This is standard height round 14.

https://resources.kohler.com/plumbing/sterling/pdf/402078_spec.pdf

Its bottom is the same as a 12 inch toilet but the tank is expanded to fill the space to the wall for a better appearance.

You could consider getting the wall built out a bit, perhaps incorporating some shelves etc. Cheaper would be to use a 12 inch rough toilet, and perhaps a "space saver" could conceal the gap.

 

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[Magalee]

Thank you Reach4. Altering the wall isn't really an option, we've already finished the walls and tiled the floor.

Really wanted a Toto but I hate the ADA height.

 

[Terry]

Any standard 12" rough toilet will work there, but will be out from the wall a ways. Choices are a standard 12" rough bowl and a thick tank, or the taller bowls that allow shifting with the adapter.

 

[Magalee]

Thank you for responding Terry. I think we'll go with the 12" rough in standard height and bowl Toto Drake and get a storage unit for around the toilet to hide the gap, as suggested by Reach4.

 

[Slomoola]

I too despise these new ADA lift kit toilets. It goes against the Japanese 35 degree rule, body torso to thigh angle. Not good for dumping.

 

[Jadnashua]

As you get older and your knees start to give you problems, a taller toilet starts to look better! If you're lucky, that will never happen, but for many people, it is an issue.

 

[Slomoola]

That is what hand rails are for. Not taller toilets. Or chair lifts with that over head hoist deal winch thing.