- Is the Kohler Highline Arc a good toilet for a family bathroom?
- Yes. The elongated comfort-height bowl, slow-close seat and reliable gravity flush suit daily family use. It is a single-flush model, so a dual-flush toilet would save more water.
- Does it fit a 12-inch rough-in?
- Yes. This version is made for a 12-inch rough-in with a floor outlet, which is the most common setup in US homes. Measure your rough-in before ordering.
- Is the seat included?
- Yes. The slow-close elongated seat comes with the toilet, along with the parts needed for installation. A flexible supply hose is sold separately.
- How does it compare with a one-piece toilet?
- It is a two-piece design, so it is usually simpler to install and service and has a visible seam between tank and bowl. One-piece toilets look sleeker but are heavier and harder to move.
- Is the flush quiet?
- It is a gravity flush without pressure assist, so it is generally quieter than pressure-assist toilets. Some owners still find it louder than expected.
- What is the difference between the Highline Arc and the standard Highline?
- The Arc has a taller comfort-height bowl and a more modern, curved profile. The standard Highline sits lower and has a more traditional shape.
- Where is the Kohler Highline Arc cheapest?
- At Westside Boot and Shoe, for $52.99, 72% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Kohler Highline Arc?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including Trumans Fabric and Foam, Walmart, Core Ranger, Westside Boot and Shoe, Ma boutique.