Rachel, I used the Memoirs Stately pedestal and matching toilet in my guest bath. In the others I used Toto toilets with Cesame and Lefroy Brooks sinks. The only toilet that has ever clogged in my house was the Kohler. It was the most expensive. Our Carrollton in the master bath is a much better toilet IMO. The Kohler isn't noisy but the Toto is very quiet and the soft close seat is excellent.

Stephanie, Your question prompted me to share my recent and ongoing experiences with Toto toilets. The following story is a bit long...and they're not even installed yet! I just purchased three toto toilets, (two of the Aquia II - "regular" height, and one of the Aquia III = ADA), all with soft close seats. But I returned both of the Aquia II's and exchanged them for two of the Drakes with the Sanagloss finish - supposedly. I decided to return the Aquia II's after reading too many mixed reviews of them on another toilet forum, and after reading reviews (HERE) that were very strongly in favor of the Drake with Sanagloss finish. When I called my plumbing store to tell them I would be returning the Aquia IIs, I gave him the model number of the Drake I wanted = CST744SG-01. After unloading the Aquia's and loading the Drakes in my car I decided then - a little late - to check the model numbers, even though the label clearly said "Drake." The model # on these boxes was different (C744EG#01) than what I requested. And only one of the boxes' labels specified "Sanagloss." The manager said this different model number is the most current model # for the Drake. WHile I was still at the store I decided I didn't want a toilet that didn't specify "Sanagloss" even if it had the same model # as the Drake that had a label specifying a sanagloss finish. When I took the new Drake back home, I noticed that the Aquia's (tanks and bowls) were made in China. THe Drakes' tanks were made in Mexico and the bowls someplace else - maybe another Asian country, I can't remember exactly where now, but a third country at any rate. I can't help but wonder if there seems to be so much variation in the reviews of some of these toilets because different parts of them are made all over the world. When the manager called me to tell me that the next Drake with Sanagloss was ready for me to pick up I went to pick it up only to see again, that the outer model # label didn't specify sanagloss. This Drake's label was yet a third kind of label - rather a separate "SANAGLOSS" sticker was slapped on the box. But the manager opened the box to show me the "Sanagloss" seal on the bowl. What a fiasco! And they have yet to be installed, which I understand can be a bear of an issue for the Aquias, not so much for the Drakes. I decided to keep the commode with the ADA height and use it in the downstairs powder room. It also has dual flush and this combined with the ADA height makes it ideal in my mind for the downstairs powder room. We have some relatives who visit who appreciate the ADA height. Do you know where the Carlyle or Ultramax are made? - Maybe you want to know, maybe not, but good luck to you! Poodledo

It is the Alape Bucket sink. The problem is that it sticks out 14.25" from the wall. It is a glazed steel sink with a navy or gray PVC gasket at Rejuvination Hardware. I looked at it, too and decided that the only way to use it would be to drill into the steel to place the faucets. putting them above the backsplash would cause too much splashing, just as Enduring concluded, above. Since it is glazed and not porcelain, I think you could drill the holes without harming the sink. It still would not make it fit this powder room. You have to go read the requirements for space in front of a toilet. I believe that you must have 24" of unobstructed space in front of the entire 30" wide toilet zone. I believe that is why everyone is telling Jade BR that this design will not work for her bathroom. Any side-mounted sink invades that space. If she mounts this sink across from the toilet, it is too big and, again, invades this space. But a sink that does not protrude so far from the wall would not violate the 30" wide zone that comes 24" out from the front of the toilet. Cpartist, am I stating the problem correctly? https://www.rejuvenation.com/catalog/products/alape-bucket-sink-gray-trim

We bought the American Standard. Unfortunately, we haven't had it very long, so I can't tell you how well it holds up long-term. I can tell you that in our previous house we had a small powder room before a remodel and the smaller size toilet that we had to have in there failed (was replaced) twice within about seven years, so there might just be a design difficulty with smaller toilets that causes them to not be as reliable. We had a Kohler and an AS in there. Toto is a premium brand, so I understand why you're interested in it. 24" as the previous poster indicates for clearance is a minimum and sounds too small for me. Put a chair in the room and try sitting and standing from it when it's placed 24" from the far wall and see how it feels to you.