Remodel bathroom

mike brez wrote:

Dutch_12078 wrote:
Kohler defines toilets with a seat height between 17" and 19" as "comfort height" toilets. Standard residential toilets are less than 17". The Aqua-Magic Style Plus, for instance, is 17.5" tall with a porcelain bowl that uses a standard residential toilet seat, so it qualifies as "comfort height".

17-19" is handicap height.

Ok, so the Style Plus is ADA compliant as well then... :)

Mother in law had a pocelin installed. Told her at the time that the plumbing would last just as long as the plastic ones and that the only diff is cost and personal choice. Of course first thing she decided was to run out and buy a foam cushion residential seat which immediately broke the plumbing in the back of the of the toilet. After we got that cleared up she was unhappy with how shallow it was, then when the seal failed and the entire unit needed to be replaced she bought a plastic one. But, again, first thing she went out and bought a cushy seat again and it made the plumbing leak, but this time she at least suspected what was causing it to leak.....

Bravura.
Has a comfy seat and a very deep bowl.

After some searching around I decided on A Dometic model 320 for my remodel project. Thanks to all for the advice.

Dutch_12078 wrote:
Kohler defines toilets with a seat height between 17" and 19" as "comfort height" toilets. Standard residential toilets are less than 17". The Aqua-Magic Style Plus, for instance, is 17.5" tall with a porcelain bowl that uses a standard residential toilet seat, so it qualifies as "comfort height".

17-19" is handicap height.

Kohler defines toilets with a seat height between 17" and 19" as "comfort height" toilets. Standard residential toilets are less than 17". The Aqua-Magic Style Plus, for instance, is 17.5" tall with a porcelain bowl that uses a standard residential toilet seat, so it qualifies as "comfort height".

We got the Dometic model 320 ceramic toilet for our coach. It is 2" higher than standard and uses the same elongated toilet seat that you can buy at any Home Depot.

I like the Microphor in ours. I was told it was over 2k when new. Not to shure about that though.

How about one of These

Get porcelain even for double cost.
I remodel bathroom in my conversion about 12 years ago and the seals still hold.
Main problem I found on RV models is low height, but 2 or 3" raiser from Camping World did the wonder.

I'm on my 4th class A moho in 36 years. We have a thetford aquamagic Bravura, low, parchment. I have tried the ceramic toilets and like those too, but the plumbing wears out sooner on rv toilets so they have to be replaced more often than house hold ones. The bowls on both plastic and ceramic never fail, just the plumbing parts, and of course the one I have, well it seems there are never parts available for it. I would say the average life is about 10 years. We are on our 2nd Bravura in this moho of 17 years. I like the pulse flush, it seems to do a better job than just a regular flush. We don't find a need for the extra sprayer with the pulse flush, and the sprayer is just extra junk in a small space. Good luck on your choice.