TOTO Vespin SanaGloss Two Piece Elongated Toilet CST764SG

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TOTO Vespin SanaGloss Two Piece Elongated Toilet CST764SG	CST764SG

Availability	List Price	Your Price	Qty
	$575.00	$385.25

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TOTO VESPIN CST764SG FEATURES

Contemporary design, close coupled toilet

Skirted styling with concealed trapway for easy cleaning

G-Max Flush: Quiet, powerful, commercial grade flushing performance

SanaGloss: Super smooth, ion barrier glazing cleans your toilet bowl with every flush

UniFit Rough-in: Easy to install 12” UniFit rough-in. 10” and 14” rough-ins also available.

Fast Flush: Wide 3” flush valve is 125% larger than conventional 2” flush valves

Wider, 2 1/8” computer designed, fully glazed trapway

OPTIONAL FEATURES

Toto closed front toilet seat and cover with SoftClose hinge system available. Mounting hardware included.

Optional 10" or 14" rough in adapter available if the application is not 12" standard.
*The rough in is the measurement from the wall to the center of the pipe that the toilet sits on.

Additional Rough-In Available - Click Here To Add

*NOTE: Colors #04 Gray and #51 Ebony are not manufactured with the Sanagloss feature*

High profile elongated close coupled toilet with 12" UniFit rough-in. Low consumption (6 Lpf/1.6 Gpf) siphon jet flushing action. SanaGloss glazing standard.

Tank with lid, fittings, color matched trip lever, mounting covers, less seat.

SPECIAL NOTE
Water supply rough-in is wider than standard 5 1/2" rough-in. Consult your builder or contractor.

PERFORMANCE
The TOTO G-Max low consumption toilet received high ratings during ANSI/ASME testing at independent laboratories. Designed with a powerful siphon jet flushing action, the bowl offers a large water surface and a 100% glazed trapway.

SPECIFICATIONS
Water Use: 6Lpf/1.6 Gpf
Flush System: Gravity Feed (G-Max System)
Min. Water Pressure: 8 psi
Water Surface: 10-1/4" x 8-1/4"
Trap Diameter.: 2-1/16"
Rough-in: 12" (10" and 14" optional)
Trap Seal: 2-1/2"

Warranty: Five Year Limited Warranty

Material: Tank & Bowl: Vitreous China
UniFit Rough-in: PVC

Shipping Weight: CT764SG/CT764S - Bowl 75 lbs.
ST707S - Tank 34 lbs.

Consumer Reviews for Vespin Toto Toilets

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Consumer Reviews & Ratings: (All) - TOTO VESPIN CST764SG

REVIEW by Kathleen, MD 05/04/2006

Date Purchased: 08/2005

Overall Rating: 10/10

Flush Rating: 10/10

Ease of Installation: 10/10
" I have two of these toilets and just ordered a 3rd one. Never clogs and haven't had any problems from installation to daily usage this toilet is superb. I also enjoy the skirted syle and the seat height is perfect too! "

REVIEW by mark hughes, OH 03/14/2006

Date Purchased: 08/2005

Overall Rating: 10/10

Flush Rating: 10/10

Ease of Installation: 10/10
" Great product. My rough in plumber installed the flange to close to the wall so luckly Toto had the adapter to allow a close to the wall install. Product came in damaged even with the great packaging job, but Performance and Toto took care of the problem immediately. "

REVIEW by Jim Prevo, VT 03/14/2006

Date Purchased: 07/2005

Overall Rating: 10/10

Flush Rating: 10/10

Ease of Installation: 10/10
" I purchased my first Vespin toilet as a test to see if I wanted to purchase this model for the new house my wife and I were building last year. We were so impressed we purchased four more for our new house.
I really like the way Toto does their installation. A plastic installation fitting attaches directly to the closet flange on the floor. This allows the installer to be very precise in landing on the wax ring and minimizes the possibility for leaks in this area. Once this fitting is installed the Toto mates with the installation fixture using a rubber coupling about a foot off the floor. It all worked very well from my perspective. It is very well engineered and much easier than "target shooting" the toilet on the wax ring like every other toilet I've ever installed.
Note that the supply lines must be about 8" off center from the flange versus a standard of 6" or so. Otherwise the toilet will interfere with the functioning of the shut-off valve. This spacing confused the plumbers in our new house. Despite my explicit instructions and documentation, they did the rough plumbing to the standard 6" and when I discovered it much later in the build cycle, they had to open up walls and replumb the supply lines. Plan well and watch the plumbers! It is so easy when they do it right the first time.
In terms of operation, we have been totally satisfied. We had one son who was particularly challenging to our old plumbing fixtures, shall we say. This was the reason for our test run in our old house. To my knowledge none of us has ever needed to use the plunger on our Totos. I don't think we even have a plunger in any of our bathrooms now. I'm truly impressed and totally satisfied with this toilet and hearily recommend Totos to everyone. "

REVIEW by AFI PHOEBE, NY 03/03/2006

Date Purchased: 10/2005

Overall Rating: 8/10

Flush Rating: 10/10

Ease of Installation: 10/10
" Product in itself is cosmetically attractive; however, due to the design of its bowl, if the toilet is placed within its own "privacy-three wall alcove", make sure there is adequate space to access comfortably behind and underneath with your hands to install the bolts provided after putting theseat on. If you do not, the directions can't help you once the toilet bowl is attached in place (in a narrow [within 6-8 inches from both the adjacent walls]alcove)-from following the directions, it is impossible to reach behind & underside to install the toilet seat and then the bolts provided. I also have a '56, 6 gal.Am. Standard or Gerber toilet in another bathroom. It has a consealed trapway too and it is very easy to access underside to change the seat or tighten it.
So, I did have a challenge trying to put the seat on, otherwise the toilet is quite, quick and quiet attractive. "

REVIEW by Anonymous, OH 03/02/2006

Date Purchased: 11/2005

Overall Rating: 10/10

Flush Rating: 10/10

Ease of Installation: 8/10
" Whem my wife & I decided to renovate the master bath the toilet replacement was big on my list. It seems that I had to have a plunger next to every toilet we had in the home, & we did not want a ugly plunger in our newly remodeled bathroom. So the research for the best toilet out there began. Although I never heard of toto, my research showed it was the best toilet on the market, and after using it for three months I do not have to have a plunger next to it. "

REVIEW by Anonymous, IL 03/01/2006

Date Purchased: 01/2006

Overall Rating: 8/10

Flush Rating: 7/10

Ease of Installation: 8/10
" It is vey good quality and nice looking product. "

REVIEW by Marina, CA 03/01/2006

Date Purchased: 12/2005

Overall Rating: 9/10

Flush Rating: 9/10

Ease of Installation: 8/10
" == OUR PREVIOUS "LOW FLOW" TOILETS DIDN'T WORK ==
When I purchased my house, it had two "low flow" toilets already installed in the upstairs bathrooms. We suffered with those low flow toilets for years, thinking that having to flush two or three times per use, half the time also having to make quick use of the plunger, was the price we had to pay for low flow toilets. Since there are ordinances forbidding the installation of regular flow toilets, I didn't think we had any other choice.
==RESEARCH SHOWED THAT WE HAD OPTIONS==
However, when getting ready to put new flooring in those two bathrooms, I did some research and found that not all low-flow toilets are made alike. Some, or so the claim was, were properly designed and engineered so that they would flush the first time and not clog so often.
==WE DECIDED ON TOTO BASED ON OTHER REVIEWS==
After reading reviews at various Web sites, I settled on the Toto brand (though apparently there is a Consumer Reports study that I missed that ranks it lower than some other toilets).
==WHY WE DECIDED ON THIS MODEL==
After deciding on Toto, it was a matter of deciding what I could afford. I decided on this toilet (in cotton white) because I thought the two-piece construction would make installation easier (and it did!; also, the plumber charged much less because of it), and also I just didn't like the look of the one-piece toilets. I also like the Toto washlet and hope someday to add one to the master bathroom. I was and remain skeptical about the claims Toto makes for their Sanagloss coating, but in fact this toilet was less expensive with the Sanagloss finish than without, so I purchased it with it.
==WE RECOMMEND GETTING THE SOFTCLOSE SEATS!==
I purchased the softclose seats at an extra cost and would highly recommend that you get them. I had the misfortune to use a public restroom that had a Toto toilet without a softclose seat and the sound it made when I lowered the seat was deafening.
==THE RESULTS==
These toilets flush first time, every time, with just one exception in the month we've had them installed. Compare this with the poor performance record of our old toilets, and you can imagine how much happier everyone is.
The Sanagloss coating seems to make a tiny but noticeable difference as well.
The softclose seats are comfortable and quiet. Also, in general, these toilets/toilet seats are solid and secure, as opposed to our old toilets, whose seats always wiggled around.
The nice, clean look of the cotton white color very nicely complements the colors in just about any bathroom.
==A WARNING ABOUT THE WATER VALVE PLACEMENT==
One thing I would warn people about is that, because of the design of the back part of this toilet, it is possible that the toilet will sit too close to the wall for your water valve. (The thing that comes out of the wall that provides water to the toilet.) In one of our bathrooms, which had a 13" rough-in on the toilet, our plumber had to create a copper elbow to bring the water valve out from behind so he could install the toilet. (At, of course, extra cost to us.) Because the other bathroom had a 14" rough-in and because the valve in that bathroom was set a little more off-center from the back of the toilet, there was (just barely) enough room to be able to avoid having to perform any similar modifications in that bathroom. So measure carefully before settling on this model.
Overall, I am very happy I purchased these toilets. "

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