Neo-Venetian Two Piece Elongated Toilet - 6123.218/6123.028

Colonial in appearance, intricate in detailing, the Neo-Venetian suite
is a perennial favorite. The rectangular lavatory and bowl are
complemented by a square but graceful tapered pedestal base. The water
closet features a distinctive squared colonial column base with matching
backsplash. The overall effect is magnificen

Sold Complete with Elongated Bowl (6123.218) and Tank (6123.028)Dimensions: 29-1/8"L x 19-11/16"W x 33-7/8"HChair Height: 16-1/2" to rimFinishes Available: White (.01) or Balsa (Biscuit) (.06) - please chooseAttributes» Vitreous china two-piece toilet» Comfort-height 16-1/2" (420 mm) bowl rim» Elongated bowl» Silent-close seat and cover» Antimicrobial MicroGlaze finish» Meets ADA Guidelines» Weight: Bowl: 60lbs, Tank: 30lbs.Action» WaterSense Certified (1.28 gpf)» ECO Quattro flushing technologyAccessories Included»12" Rough in»Tank Lever (F-65) and Seat Hinge Caps (SC-241) in Polished
Chrome finish High-Performance, High-EfficiencyIn
addition to producing lavatories, water closets, bidets and other
accessories that perform as exquisitely as they look, the company was
also the first to introduce a complete line of 1.28-gpf high-efficiency
toilets, that achieve a Maximum Performance (MaP) rating of removing 800
to 1,000 grams in a single flush. (By comparison, the industry standard
is 400-500 grams per flush.) The development of this high-performance
QUATTRO™ flushing system is representative of St. Thomas Creations'
commitment to technological innovation and water conservation. Ecology & ConservationRecognized
for its longtime commitment to advancing water conservation, St. Thomas
Creations is doing its part by being a strong supporter of the
WaterSense mission and was the first to introduce a complete line of
1.28-gpf toilets that are EPA WaterSense-certified. Whether you're
undertaking a bathroom remodel or new construction, choosing to install a
WaterSense certified toilet is one of the easiest ways to reduce water
consumption in the home, as toilets account for nearly 27% of indoor
household water usage.