- Is Comfort Height worth it over a standard toilet?
- If anyone in the home has knee, hip or back trouble, the taller bowl makes sitting and standing noticeably easier. Otherwise a standard-height toilet works fine and often costs less.
- Will this fit my existing plumbing?
- It is built for a 10-inch rough-in, measured from the finished wall to the drain center. Measure before buying, because 12-inch rough-ins are more common in US homes.
- How does it compare with the Kohler Santa Rosa?
- Both are comfort-height elongated two-piece toilets with a 1.28 gpf flush. The Santa Rosa is a one-piece design with a more compact look, while the Highline is a simpler two-piece build with a locking tank cover.
- Does it come with a seat?
- Yes, this version includes a seat. It is a basic model, and some owners swap it for a soft-close seat.
- What is the locking tank cover for?
- The lock secures the tank lid so it cannot be lifted off casually, which helps in rentals or homes with young children.
- Is the flush quiet enough for a small bathroom?
- It is a standard gravity flush, not a quiet-mode toilet. It is audible through a nearby wall, so light sleepers may notice it.
- Where is the Kohler Highline Comfort Height Two-piece elongated 1.28 gpf chair height toilet with right-hand trip lever, tank cover locks and 10" rough-in cheapest?
- At The Bold Look of Kohler, for $434.55, as of our latest check.