Help finding 14-inch rough in low height toilet

[grap112ler]

As the title suggests, I'm looking for the lowest height toilet for a 14 inch rough in. A Toto Drake (designed for 12 inch rough in) currently sits in this place and looks horrible at 3 inches from the wall. But wife (who is 5'3") likes the under 16 inch seat height it provides. (note we have a toilet in our second bath with a seat height of 14.5 inches that she likes even more)

The best option I've found so far is the Toto Aquia IV (has a unifit adapter with 17-inch seat height). Anyone know of anything with a shorter seat height that is compatible with 14-inch rough in?

Thanks!

 

[Sylvan]

Try Gerber

 

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[Reach4]

This Kohler is 14.5+seat. However it does the 14 inches by using a bigger tank. So it sticks into the room as much as a 12 inch rough would on the 14 inch rough.
https://www.us.kohler.com/webassets/kpna/catalog/pdf/en/K-3948_spec.pdf

http://www.gerberonline.com/product...ed&rough_in=14"+Rough-In&bowl_height=Standard would be the Gerbers that Sylvan referred to. It looks like they use the bigger tank for the 14 inch also.

 

[grap112ler]

Thanks for the replies. As Reach4 said, both the Gerber and the Kohler would stick out into the room just as far as the current Toto does. Kinda annoying they do that. Basically make it look nicer, but makes the bathroom space just as "dysfunctional" due to the overall length of the toilets.

 

[Terry]

There isn't a big market for 14" bowls. With a 10" you have to do something. With 14" or longer a 12" still fits.
Most just sell you a thicker tank for that to close up the gap between the wall and tank a bit. Or you can put a wall cabinet there so that it's not so obvious.

 

[Jadnashua]

The average person today is taller, so again, it's a marketing decision - most are going with taller bowls.