If you’ve never shopped for the best toilet before, you might be surprised to learn there are different types. We’re here to ...

One piece toilets are pre-assembled and are made with a single fused design, while two piece toilets come in two separate pieces that must be assembled on site with tank-to-bowl bolts, washers ...

There are several types of toilets but the most common are one-piece, two-piece, high-tank, in-wall and integrated toilets. Those types can be further differentiated by how they flush. Toilets can ...

At first, I thought that $900 was a bit steep for a toilet (I had yet to learn there were also $10,000 models on the market), but I liked the sleek, easy-to-clean, skirted one-piece design (no ...

The new Phantom One Piece toilet includes Niagara’s patented Stealth Technology®, which has won more than 15 industry and EPA WaterSense® awards for re-engineering the flush into a high-power ...

The one-piece design hides all the plumbing and is easy to clean, and the toilet is programmable so two people can have their bidet and flush preferences stored. The one downside? It’s a single ...

The average household sees five toilet flushes per day. With older toilets using about six gallons per flush, a person could easily get through 11,000 gallons of water per year this way.

But it will be much easier to lift and move an old toilet with an extra set of hands. Decker points out that a one-piece toilet (one with the tank and bowl connected) can weigh as much as 120 pounds.