Just following up to say we still like the new Kohler Memoirs toilet we installed in December. It has plugged up only one time. If we hold the handle down longer, more water flushes through so we are now doing that when necessary. ah hem. I had read that some people said this flush, Class Five ( I am pretty sure), did not clean the bowl well. We had no problems at all with that. IIt looks as clean as the day it was installed. We are more pleased that we expected to be. Just want to post this follow up since it might help someone decide. I am now leaning toward getting the Kohler Cimmaron toilet for our master and upstairs bathrooms. I think it has a Class Six flush and should clean the bowl even better.

I started off wanting the Memoirs suite -- toilet, pedestal sink, the works -- but I ended up with the Toto Eco-Promenade with a round seat (and no Memoirs at all -- long story there). I have had no problems whatsoever with its performance in the four months that it's been installed; aesthetically, it fits the vintagey look that I wanted; my water bill has dropped (it replaced a 5 gallon water hog); and it has a relatively small footprint/bowl protrusion, which was important to me in a small bathroom. HTH. FWIW, here's a work in progress pic. The sink is a Kohler Archer, and the vanity is from RH. If there's a difference in whites, I can't see it in person, and you can't in the crummy lighting of this pic :) Blue

Hi there noopd! You are very timely I must say. I am now at the stage where all this plumbing needs to be installed. Plans underway. Carpenter finished the walls and installed a small window into my windowless room. I enlarged the space to accommodate a 3x5' pan instead of the original plan for a 3x4' pan. I like this much better. I have all the plumping fixtures on site but not installed. Plan View: North Elevation, there will be cabinet changes from what is shown here: South Elevation, again, there are some changes compared to this drawing: 1) Raindance E 420 AIR 2-Jet Showerhead w/ Showerarm. 2) iBox rough-ins x2ea #01850181 (one for the Raindance E 240 & one for the diverter area) 3) Quattro 3-Way Diverter#15930181 to enable 2 shower functions at a time. (not the "Green" version which only serves one function at a time I believe, THANKS MONGOCT!) 4) Ecostat S/E Thermostatic Trim w/ Volume Control #04352000. 5) Ecostat S/E Trio/ Quattro Trim #04354000. 6) Axor Urquiola Face Cloth Hooks x2ea. 7) Grab bars horizontal bar on long side of shower, and a vertical one at entry to shower 8) Kohler cast iron 3x5' Salient shower pan with center drain in Ice Gray. other details in the rooom: 1) Axor Citterio M Single-Hole Sink Faucet, 8.25" tall with handle up/on. 2) Toto Maris floor mounted toilet. 3) Walnut cabinets, vanity and pocket doors. 4) 12x24 tile floor with floor warming system. 5) Stacked Miele W/D 6) Soapstone sink that I will make (I made another sink for my first BR remodel) Other things that are going in is a Fantech system - 2 vents w/lights and a remote 170cfm fan in the attic. One vent will be located in the shower and another near the W/D stack which is near the toilet. Tile that looks like marble 12x24" to the ceiling and wrapped around partial wall into W/D cabinet area. I will be doing the tile, I am nervous about this though. But I have done other tile jobs that are much more complex in layout. I am concerned about the size. I have a leveling system that I will use to help with keeping the tiles flat. It is called Tornado I think. Niche will be installed into the shower space. I am planning on putting it below the shower head and above the shower controls. This is the "cleanest" looking space in my opinion. But I can be convinced otherwise :) Plumber will have to plumb accordingly. Approximation of my materials, the colors might be off a bit due to lighting, and the porcelain marble ended up another brand then shown:

Do you mind if I ask how old your sink is? I'm about to purchase a china vanity top with integrated sink, and this was one thing I was worried about - cracks. As for repairing the crack, I'd replace it, if it were me. I had a crack in a toilet tank once. I tried everything to repair it, even to the point where I didn't care what it looked like. The closest I came to a repair was waterproof epoxy. But no matter what I did, water would slowly seep through. Toilet tanks are different from sinks, I know, in that they hold weighted water, but I would think that any china that water falls on would have that issue.