Toilets: Studio Concealed Trapway Dual Flush Toilet by American Standard - New

The American Standard Studio Concealed Trapway Dual Flush toilet has a smooth contemporary design that conceals the trapway, making it easier to clean. Its siphon-action jetted bowl, oversized three-inch flush valve and fully glazed trapway allows waste to exit the bowl quickly and smoothly while conserves water. Studio's Dual-Flush system allows you to choose either a light flush using 1.1 gallons of water, or a standard flush using 1.6 gallons. The Power Wash rim scrubs the bowl with every flush and it has a large water surface area. Plus its exclusive Ever Clean surface inhibits the growth of stain- and odor-causing mold, mildew and bacteria, to help this toilet stay cleaner, longer. It's an American Standard exclusive.
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[@sandy_paul]

I'm sold

[@geminiecricket4798]

we have this toilet. It is the seat that is DIFFICULT to fix.

[@christinaowens796]

Nice design, works well and very easy to set up.

[@bachtam9161]

This is really great.

[@stevecolby6177]

Please explain how to add a hand held bidet to this toilet. The inlet valve does not allow enough space to attach a "t valve".

[@sanchoodell6789]

I certainly don't believe in coldly flushing arbituary items down the toilet but American Standard toilets are leading the way. I notice during the demonstations of the flush power of this toilet. You can see various items placed in the bowl and then flushed down the cromwell of the toilet. American toilets DO work slightly differently to UK and other European toilets. there is more water held in the bowl and I notice when you flush the waste water is first expelled from the bowl along with the waste matter via the trap to the foul water pipe before fresh water enters the bowl and water hight is restored. On UK and other European toilets the fresh water merely forces the foul water away down the waste pipe via the trap.

[@dean3583]

Don't buy this type of concealed tramway toilets. A friend and I took two hours just to drop it into the floor bolts. The problem was the holes were concealed, we couldn't see them and the toilet must drop in perfectly or you knock the bolts over. You can only fit two fingers in to tighten the nuts, we dropped the nut and couldn't retrieve it. Why do they make fancy rectangle cut for the drain. Toilet plungers are round so if you need to plunge, it not a good fit a round plunger vs rectangle drain and you get some thing floating back up into the water tank when you plunge.

[@paulmcgeehan3299]

Its actually a great toilet and easy install:
Put a flashlight behind the toilet, when lowering the toilet just look through the toilet seat mounting holes, they are directly above the floor mount holes, you can see where you are going!
Yes you may drop a bolt but just use your shop vac to get it!