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Question: Wanting a great flush bone colored chair height toilet.  Any recommendations?
Document: Without a doubt, this is the best toilet on the market. Great flush power and well-reviewed by every consumer group. It lost one star because of the cost disparity between the colors (like the bone one) and white. I had to pay a premium of over $200 at the time I bought mine just to get bone instead of white. That's crazy but I had no choice since I wasn't replacing the shower.
I ordered this toilet and it arrived in two boxes. Both boxes said bone colored. The tank was bone colored and the stool was linen. This is the same as the review from June 19. The tank is very difficult to get level as others have reported. Had to send toilet back and reorder. What an ordeal.
Finally a toilet that is comfortable in terms of height and has an incredible ability to flush effectively. Great toilet! Also rated number one by Consumer Reports!
It essentially never needs more than one flush (a great water saver), has never plugged, and the added height makes it far easier to get on and off whether you are arthritic or not.cons: 1. the bowl is shaped so that it is slightly longer than what was standard length in the past.
The toilet itself is fine and flushes great. Be sure to look up the "American Standard Champion 4 Toilet Flushing Demo" on YouTube. It should be retitled "what can we try flushing now?" And don't let your kids see it or you might have to pay a plumber to remove the golf balls from the waste pipes.Make sure you're comfortable with the "Right Height" version before ordering this model.
:)I'm 6'1" with 34" inseem and I wanted the taller toilet as I hate feeling like I'm sitting so low. The RH is great for me and I figured the extra 1.8" height wouldn't be a big deal for the family (wife is 5'7" and my 4yr old) but apparently the girls really dislike "how tall" this potty is. Oh well...there are two other standard height models in the house for them!!
3. In spite of the height being great for older children and adults, it is too high for our young grandchildren, particularly the boys. We kept one very low toilet in our house just for that reason. If the extended height Champion is the only toilet you have, make sure you have a small pair of steps if it will be used by small children.In spite of the above cons, I still feel the pros are so overwhelming that I rated the Champion at 5 stars and highly recommend it.
No loud and gimmicky pressure systems to maintain and fail.- Excellent washdown. Combined with the special glazing, this so far (1 month) has resulted in no skid marks and no build up (no mildew nor water stains).- We like the chair height. If sitting at your table is comfortable then sitting on this toilet should be too.Cons:- Some Quality Control issues with the glazing. I had 2 very small defect spots in the glazing.
Six months ago we replaced an unfixable leaking pressure assist toilet with the Champion at our plumber's recommendation. My wife and I are both arthritic and he said the added height would make it far easier for us to get on and off it and would make it far more comfortable to use. He also told us it flushes better than any other 1 1/2 gallon flush toilet he has installed. He was definitely correct. The toilet flushes far better than our pressure assist or 3 1/2 gallon flush toilets.
I am a big fan of this toilet and I bought it after reading a lot of these reviews. All of the good things you have read are true. The toilet flushes great, but one thing that I did not read anywhere was that you can choose whether to do a quick flush by releasing the handle quickly or hold it down and do a full flush. The operation of the plunger does not stay up when you push the handle like an older style toilet.
Answer: yes