Presley Two Piece Elongated Toilet - 6401.033/6401.028

Classic forms accented by subtle stepped details give Presley
traditional appeal without the stuffiness. And because a healthy respect
for tradition does not preclude modern technology, Presley toilets are
WaterSense-certified and exceed the certification standard for MaP
testing. Understated and stately, the collection will endure in both
charm and relevance when others have long faded.
Sold Complete with Elongated Bowl (6401.033) and Tank (6401.028)Dimensions: 29-1/2"L x 18-1/4"W x 32-1/2"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.