- Is the Corbelle Tall a comfort-height toilet?
- Yes. The bowl sits at comfort height, roughly 16.5 inches to the rim, which is taller than a standard toilet and easier on the knees.
- Does it come with a seat?
- Yes, a seat is included. Check the listing for whether it is a slow-close model, since that varies by configuration.
- What rough-in does it need?
- It is a floor-mounted, floor-outlet toilet built for a standard 12-inch rough-in. Because the trapway is skirted, measure before ordering.
- How much water does it use?
- 1.28 gallons per flush, which meets WaterSense standards and is well below older 1.6 GPF and 3.5 GPF toilets.
- Is the Corbelle Tall hard to install?
- It installs like most two-piece toilets, but the skirted base leaves less slack for adjusting the rough-in, so a pro is a safer bet if your floor flange is off.
- How does it compare with a one-piece toilet?
- A one-piece like the Kohler Santa Rosa has fewer seams to clean and a sleeker profile. The Corbelle Tall costs less and still hides the trapway, but the two-piece joint needs occasional cleaning.
- Where is the Kohler K-33813 Corbelle Tall 1.28 GPF Two Piece Elongated Toilet With Left Hand Trip Lever and Skirted Trapway White cheapest?
- At The Bold Look of Kohler, for $650.29, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Kohler K-33813 Corbelle Tall 1.28 GPF Two Piece Elongated Toilet With Left Hand Trip Lever and Skirted Trapway White?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including The Bold Look of Kohler, Lowe's.