HOROW T0338W Compact One Piece Toilet with Comfort Chair Seat ADA Height 17.3", Elongated Dual Flush 0.8/1.28 GPF and MAP 1000g, Standard White Toilet Bowl

Two flushing modes is a very nice water saving feature and the design of the toilet makes it super easy to clean. A cabinet that was purchased on Amazon which ensures that the soft close lid be in closing motion to flush this toilet (which makes this unit very popular with some of our office staff). The toilet also has great flushing capability, as I was frequently plunging our previous unit, this toilet is yet to plug with it's 1000 gram capabilities, it is my new best friend.

I put this in my camper. We did not want a cheap camper toilet as they wobble. This doesn’t push too much water to your camper tank. This is a water saving toilet and compact. Nicely made. As others mentioned you need the right tools as it is a tight fit to work on this one because you are limited and the parts are in the back and far back on the sides. Just be a little handy. Not for someone that doesn’t have some type of skill.

This is such a nice modern contemporary style toilet. I think it will be easy to clean because of it's sleek style. Have one in each bathroom remodel. I love the look... haven't tried them out yet so can't report on the functionality.

Look nice price is right have not use yet material quality

I have a fairly spacious bathroom for an RV so this fit very well. It's a little longer than your normal RV toilet but for my bathroom in my RV it worked well. I am in a campground and hooked up to permanent sewer

The size is great as I didn’t want it to overtake the bathroom - I am looking forward to it lasting a LONG time!

I did it myself for the first time and if you attach the water line first its so easy to do yourself. All the parts you need come with it except for the water line. Make sure you check the size as it comes pre-installed with a 1/2 inch adaptor and we have 7/8 so after reading the instructions I unscrewed the adapter and bam everything fit just fine. If you need a new flange there is a thing called a twist and seal flange that sits on top of your old icky one and it really helped speed the installation because I would have had to replace the old flange. The toilet is very nice and the flushing works great. If you are looking for a one piece toliet I highly recommend this one.

I'm adding to my previously written review and putting the new information right here at the top because I feel it is that important! This seller is 5 STAR TERRIFIC! Horow has been incredibly fair in resolving the problems I stated in my review. I have every confidence that this company will keep a closer eye on the issues stated in my review to assure their quality control leads the market. They obviously value both their customers AND their reputation. Do not be afraid to do business with this company!Can't really give this one a full review as I have to return it. It looks like a very nice unit, however there are a couple issues I found on examination. Of course, it's heavy. I had help getting it into the house, down the stairs, and again when it came out of the box. Looked it over and found it looking very good. We carried it into where it was going to be installed and that's when the problems showed up. When I removed the stool it was to replace, I was able to tell that the water supply was 6.75 inches from the center of the flange, not the 7.5 inches that a couple reviewers had said it needs. We decided to take it in and just see if it would fit with a narrower clearance. Just placing it on the flange without any seal proved difficult. The drain hole was too large for the flange I was forced to use in this instance. So this unit would not work for me at all. I had to use a flange that slipped inside the 3 inch flange that had failed. The drain on this new toilet would not fit inside the available hole. So, despite the fact that I liked the look of this stool, I can't use it.However, there is another problem which turned up as we checked the toilet over. We found several places where screw, bolt, or inspection holes had not been cleared properly prior to glazing. There were shards of glazed ceramic material remaining inside some of the holes and those bits of surplus ceramic cut like razors. Actually installing the unit and having had to use those holes would have proved difficult. My helper and I both wound up with numerous small cuts on our hands from checking it over. That shouldn't be happening. We would have had to file those off to accommodate the hardware and that would have left unglazed, porous surfaces which would be subject to water infiltration. I don't think that would be a good thing.