Two-Piece Toilet
Tank and bowl are cast separately and bolted together, so either part can be replaced on its own. The overall footprint is the same as a one-piece model.
Parts replaceable on their own
Tank and bowl are separate castings, so a damaged part is replaced without discarding the whole unit.
Same footprint as a one-piece
28 to 30 in deep, about 20 in wide and 27 to 32 in high, so it drops into the same set-out.
1.28 GPF water-use class
Built to the 1.28 gallon (4.8 L) class, with a 17 in ADA seat height available.
- Structure
- Separate tank and bowl, bolted assembly
- Overall size
- 28–30 in deep, about 20 in wide, 27–32 in high
- Water use
- 1.28 GPF (4.8 L) class
- Seat height
- 15–16 in standard; 17 in for ADA
- Bowl shape
- Round as standard; elongated (about 18.5 in) available
- Flush method
- Siphonic as standard; siphon jet, washdown and rimless available
- Material
- Vitreous china; antibacterial glaze available
- Certification
- CE as standard; cUPC / UPC for North America, Watermark for Australia and New Zealand and ADA available to order
- Drain line carry
- MAP 1000 g class
- MOQ
- 1–10 pcs
On a two-piece toilet the tank is cast separately from the bowl and the two are bolted together. Because they are separate castings, a damaged tank or bowl can be replaced without discarding the whole unit, which keeps repairs straightforward across a large installed base.
The footprint is the same as a one-piece: 28 to 30 in deep, about 20 in wide and 27 to 32 in high, with the seat at 15 to 16 in or 17 in for ADA layouts. Water use sits in the 1.28 gallon (4.8 L) class. Siphonic is the standard flush system, and siphon jet, washdown and rimless versions can be built to order.