Best toilet water tanks according to redditors

We found 7 Reddit comments discussing the best toilet water tanks. We ranked the 5 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. Geberit 111.012.00.1 Concealed Dual Flush Tank

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Geberit 111.012.00.1 Concealed Dual Flush Tank
For installation in wood or steel stud walls that provide support equal to 6.75-Inch depthFor 2-hole wall-hung wash-down WC with fastening distance 7.1-Inch (18 cm) or 9.1-Inch (23 cm)Toilet heights 15-Inch - 19-InchSupports up to 800 pounds
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2. American Standard 4338001.020 Cadet 3 Triangle 1.6 GPF Toilet Tank Only, White

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American Standard 4338001.020 Cadet 3 Triangle 1.6 GPF Toilet Tank Only, White
Durable and easy to clean vitreous china constructionEver Clean surface inhibits the growth of stain and odor-causing bacteria, mold and mildew on the surfaceOversized 3 inch flush valve with chemical resistant flapperFlat tank cover for superior storageToilet tank only, bowl is sold separately
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3. Delchem Adjustable Arm Valve 9.5" Bottom Entry

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Delchem Adjustable Arm Valve 9.5" Bottom Entry
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4. Toto WT152M#01 Wall Tank System, 1

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Toto WT152M#01 Wall Tank System, 1
Dual-Max flushing system, low consumption (1.6GPF/6.0LPF and 0.9GPF/3.4LPF), Avg. flush 1.28GPFAdjustable 15-Inch-19-Inch mounting height, Saves up to 9-Inch of floor space compared to standard floor-mounted toiletSupport up to 880lbsCommercial 2-Inch by 6-Inch or optional residential installation w...
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5. Toto THU343

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Toto THU343
2-Inch x 4-Inch sizeFor in wall tank systemUse this part for the installation or repair of your Toto brandModel number: THU343
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Top Reddit comments about Toilet Water Tanks:

u/Canis_lupus · 18 pointsr/funny

Toto WT152M

Toto CT418FG

Nameeks GSI 694711



Wow - excellent calls. You know your shit(ters).

I think the only question at this point is: do they come in pink?

u/bird420 · 9 pointsr/mildlyinteresting

https://www.homedepot.com/p/American-Standard-Cadet-3-Powerwash-Triangle-Chair-Height-2-Piece-1-6-GPF-Round-Toilet-in-White-270BD001-020/204470487

http://www.signaturehardware.com/regent-dual-flush-corner-toilet-with-seat.html

https://www.amazon.com/American-Standard-4338001-020-Triangle-Toilet/dp/B00D6FMNOC/ref=pd_lpo_vtph_60_lp_t_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=G815QH9W7W6N6XDASW4Q

u/JamesTrendall · 3 pointsr/microgrowery

If you use a toilet float valve you can attach a hose pipe to keep the buckets topped up with water.

Get yourself a Y splitter with valve for the hose (One to use, one to water) Attach hose to the toilet float valve and open the valve on the Y splitter just enough to trickle water in to the buckets. This will allow you to keep the buckets topped up with fresh water while keeping a spare length of hose for other needs turned off at the Y splitter.

Quick google searches.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/BESTOMZ-Garden-Connector-Splitter-Adapter/dp/B072BN7QDP

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Delchem-Adjustable-Valve-Bottom-Entry/dp/B0087P2BIO/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=toilet+float+valve&qid=1568503798&s=kitchen&sr=1-2

Those two can be hooked up nice and easy with a length of hose.

EDIT: Use a U shaped bracket to hold the float on to the outside of the bucket. Or drill a hole in the bottom and use silicon to seal the hole up where the hose pushes through.

u/supercargo · 2 pointsr/Plumbing

2" x 6" is referring to the wall stud size this is meant for. If you have a 2"x4" wall you might need the optional outlet kit: http://www.amazon.com/Toto-THU343-2-Inch-Assembly-In-Wall/dp/B004K9DDW4

It looks like that kit comes with a plastic x plastic fernco which might make the transition you need.

u/skwolf522 · 1 pointr/HomeImprovement

I think I am going to use this

https://www.showerbase.com/collections/linear-shower-pan-kits/products/linear-shower-kit-42-x-61-front-or-back-drain-location-stainless-steel-oval-style-48-linear-drain

and trim 3" from both sides of the drain. Then trim 6 " from the front. Going to put the drain against the wall.

I will order the shower pan and fit it in place then build up the subfloor to the shower.

Does anyone have experience with tieing Schulter Ditra in with another shower pan? Should I use shulter ban? or use the waterproof membrane mesh and shower seal the KRBS comes with.

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Also going to use there Go Board to do the shower surround and ceiling.

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Also going to install a wall mounted toilet since I will already be changing the framing some.

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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TKP1R9Y/?coliid=IM2KUG1GY68BZ&colid=21LFMDA2E5FNO&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

Looking at adding this one, then I can frame a recessed built in cabinet to hold towels and toiletrys.

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Havn't found a vanity yet. Going to need something small.