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The company claims its Sydney Smart dual-flush, WaterSense-certified toilet saves more than 18,000 gallons of water per household per year compared to 3.5-gpf single-flush toilets, and more than 5,000 gallons over 1.6-gpf, single-flush toilets. Users may choose a 0.8- or 1.28-gallon flush, which...
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The All-in-One elongated version of the dual-flush, 1000 Gram HET toilet is WaterSense certified and uses 1.1 gallons of water for liquids and 1.6 gallons for solids, saving up to 16,000 gallons of water per year for a family of four versus 3.5-gpf models, the company claims. The company’s patented...
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One- and two-piece Gwyneth high-efficiency toilets feature a 1.28-gpf gravity-fed double-cyclone flush engine. The toilet is WaterSense certified and qualifies for select water utility rebate programs, the manufacturer says. The unit is 17 inches from base to seat, and it cleans itself during each...
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3000 Series toilets are WaterSense certified and MaP approved to dispose of 900 grams in a single flush, according to the company. The toilets feature a 3.3-inch flush valve that maximizes flushing force and a rim wash to clean away debris and bacteria, the manufacturer says. The 2?1/8-inch trapway...
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The high-efficiency, dual-flush FloWise toilet lets users choose a 1.6-gallon or 0.8-gallon flush and is WaterSense certified. The white toilet has an elongated bowl and is available in standard or taller “right height” sizes. 800.899.2614.
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The WaterSense-certified Ecologic Flapperless toilet uses tip-bucket technology to create a high-performance, 1.28-gallon flush. The unit features a maintenance-free flush system, and no tank sweating or need to replace flappers, chains, or levers, the company claims. 800.668.4420.
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The high-performance, high-efficiency EcoQuantum toilet features pressure-assist, dual-flush technology with a dual-action trip lever that triggers a 1.1-gallon or a 1.6-gallon flush, depending on which way the user pulls the lever. The ADA-compliant, WaterSense-certified unit measures 17?1/4...
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A roundup of local, state, and federal legislation and government news affecting green home building.
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New toilet standards ensure water savings does not come at the expense of a confident flush.
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The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) this week approved the National Green Building Standard, making it the only green certification program to receive the endorsement.