- Does the Toto Washlet S7 need electricity?
- Yes. The washlet seat plugs into a standard outlet, so a GFCI receptacle near the toilet is required. Plan for an electrician if your bathroom lacks one.
- Is the S7 a one-piece or two-piece toilet?
- It is a two-piece model: the tank and bowl are separate. That makes it easier to move and install than a one-piece, but it has more seams to clean.
- What rough-in does it use?
- It uses a standard 12-inch rough-in, which fits most US bathroom layouts. Measure from the finished wall to the drain center before ordering.
- How does it compare with the Neorest?
- The S7 gives you warm water, a heated seat and a dryer at a lower tier than the Neorest. The Neorest adds a one-piece design, auto flush and more advanced sensing.
- Does it have a remote control?
- The S7 washlet uses a control panel on the seat side rather than a wall-mounted remote. Check the specific model for exact control placement.
- What is included in the box?
- The box includes the tank, bowl, washlet seat, soft-close lid, supply lines and mounting hardware. A wax ring and supply valve are usually bought separately.
- Where is the Toto Washlet S7 Two-Piece Elongated Toilet cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $1,871.79, as of our latest check.