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Types of toilet:

One Piece toilets were introduced during the 1960s. These low-profile models have a sculptural look, and their smaller size allows them to be integrated into an overall bathroom design. Because of their low height, one-piece toilets can be installed beneath wall cabinets or a storage shelf. One Piece gravity fed toilets utilize the natural force of water dropping from the tank to begin the flushing action.  Water is quickly forced to the trap-way by rim jets positioned at the front of the bowl for thorough flushing and excellent drain-line carry.  The seamless one-piece designs are attractive and easy to clean.

One Piece toilets have no crevice or space between the tank and bowl, an area where unsanitary liquids can collect, so this type of toilet is easier to keep clean.

Two Piece gravity-fed toilets utilize the natural power of water dropping from the tank to force waste quickly and efficiently from the bowl.  Designed with glazed trap-ways, and either a powerful siphon or front rim jets, they flush completely and provide excellent drain-line carry.
Two Piece toilets have a separate tank and bowl bolted together. On some models, a sanitary dam -- a raised piece on the bowl that the tank rests on -- prevents liquid waste from collecting under the tank and producing odors. Two Piece toilets offer design choices from Victorian to Art Deco. Their curved and molded edges imply a period look for country and traditional interiors.

Pump-Assisted Toilet - in addition to the two most common low-flow toilet designs -- gravity-flush and pressure-assisted -- a few manufacturers have began to introduce their own low-flow systems. The most efficient of these is the pump-assisted toilet. The design increases flushing power with a pump located underneath the water tank. The pump is wired to your home's electrical system. The pump-assisted toilet matches most pressure-assisted toilets for performance, while offering a quieter operation. It's available in just one style so far.

BioLets

With over 30 years of Swedish engineering, BioLet has released their 5th generation of self-contained composting toilets. Constant advancements in our products have resulted in BioLet being the most advanced, easiest to use, easiest to install, self-contained composting toilet system in the world.  Innovations incorporated into BioLet new line of products have resulted in the largest advancement in the industry to date. With more advanced liquid controls, mixing and air circulation the BioLet line are THE composting toilets that are as easy to use as a flush toilet yet maintain the convenience and versatility to be installed anywhere, by anyone with basic handyman knowledge in just a few hours.  Browse All BioLets >>

Brondell Swash Line

The Swash line of high-tech toilet seats combines the latest innovation and design to bring you a new level of luxury and hygiene. Better than a conventional toilet seat or bidet, the Swash features a heated seat and delivers a warm water wash with temperature, pressure, and pulsation adjustability.

Eco-friendly: The Swash reduces toilet paper consumption 50 - 100%.

The United States uses over 3.2 million tons of toilet paper annually. 54 million trees per year are cut down to keep up with demand. In addition to deforestation, the production process itself is very destructive. Each roll produced uses:

1.5 pounds of wood
37 gallons of water
1.3 KWH of electricity
Harmful chlorine, sulfur, and calcium carbonate
Having a Brondell Swash in your home will reduce toilet paper consumption by 50 - 100% via the effective cleansing of the warm water wash and optional warm air dryer. In addition, a Swash only uses an average 5-7 cents of electricity per day - even less when the power saving feature is activated. Browse All Brondell >>