LOOKING for Recommendation on High Efficiency Toilet

[herbolaryo]

We are on the process of remodelling the bathroom.
The house is suited where nature and animal is just around your house. So the idea of a Nature-friendly house is also in mind. So when it comes to toilet... an ideal toilet should be:

1. Dual Flush -so its a water saver; Can be Pressure Assist for as long as not too noisy
2. One piece - So its easier to clean, does not hide the dirt in the crevices between the tank & bowl
3. Elongated - so for household with men using it... its less messy to "Aim"
4. Does not use electricity - there are high efficiency toilet but they use low voltage to perform well
5. Have a high Maximum Performance Rating (MaP) Report as independently tested by Veritec
http://www.veritec.ca/mid.php?top=6&option=7&img=5
Of course, there new released toilets might not still be in the list ...for as long as it performs well also
6. Low profile - I have never seen a dual flush that is low profile... Low profile means the tank has a "short" height which translates to more spacious bathroom
7. Fairly priced -

There are many toilet manufacturers ...
Caroma, kohler, gerber, vitra, american standard, zurn,mansfield, vortens

BUT there seems to be NO makers of Dual Flush (Or Pressure-assist), Elongated, One piece toilet at the very least...

Any recommendation

 

[Softus]

Some Methadone?

 

[tomtom82]

This one is handy as its free standing and it is also very good if your soil pipe is located too far from the wall as the outlet is 9inches from the back.

http://www.kalevit.com/products/default_sanitaryware.aspx?GrupID=5&urunID=267

http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?id=43148&ts=84100

If not ifo and gustavsberg are also good

 

[JohnD]

And will they export to Herb in America?