- Does the WASHLET seat come with this toilet?
- No. The WASHLET+ toilet is built to accept a compatible WASHLET seat, which is sold separately. You need the seat to get the bidet functions and remote control.
- What rough-in does it need?
- It uses a standard 12-inch rough-in, measured from the finished wall to the drain center. Check your existing rough-in before ordering.
- How much water does the dual flush use?
- The full flush uses 1.28 gallons and the light flush uses 0.9 gallons. That is lower than many older toilets on both settings.
- Does it need electricity?
- The toilet itself does not, but the WASHLET seat needs a nearby GFCI outlet. Plan the outlet before the floor and wall work.
- Is it hard to install?
- It installs like a standard two-piece toilet, but the two-piece assembly and the seat's water and power connections take extra time. A plumber is a reasonable choice if you are not handy.
- How does it compare with a one-piece toilet?
- A one-piece has fewer seams and is easier to wipe down, while this two-piece is lighter and simpler to move. Both use the same Tornado Flush and glaze.
- Where is the TOTO Aquia IV WASHLET+ Two-Piece Dual Flush 1.28/0.9 GPF cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $693.90, as of our latest check.