- Is this toilet worth it over TOTO's Drake?
- The Drake adds a more efficient 1.28 gpf Tornado flush and an elongated option, so it cleans itself better and uses less water. The Highland Arc is the simpler, lower-feature choice if you want a basic TOTO flush.
- What rough-in does it need?
- It uses a standard 12-inch rough-in, measured from the finished wall to the center of the drain. Check your existing rough-in before ordering, since 10 and 14 inch versions are not offered here.
- Is the bowl comfort height?
- At 16-1/8 inches it sits between standard height and the 16-1/2 to 17 inch comfort-height toilets. Most adults find it easier to use than a standard 15 inch bowl.
- Does it come with a seat?
- Two-piece toilets are typically sold as bowl and tank only, so plan on buying a round-front seat separately. Confirm the contents before ordering.
- Will it fit in a small bathroom?
- The round bowl and 26-3/8 inch depth make it a good fit for tight spaces. It is shorter front to back than most elongated toilets.
- How much water does it use per flush?
- It flushes at 1.6 gallons, the older standard. TOTO's high-efficiency models use 1.28 gallons or less.
- Where is the TOTO Highland Arc Two-Piece Toilet cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $358.67, as of our latest check.