TOTO Drake CST743S Two Piece Round 1.6 GPF Toilet: 26-3/8" deep. This is a regular-height toilet. Those ADA/"right-height" toilets are too high(!) in my opinion.

You wouldn't think those ADA toilets are too high if you have a hard time standing up from standard size seating; i.e., arthritis or surgery on the knees.

Rate the following from 1 to 5:

• Ease of pooping: 5
• Ease of standing up after pooping: 1

Thanks for all the comments and suggestions. It's a rally oddly configured bathroom (prewar building in NYC) and the wall isn't deep enough to put in a wall toilet, unfortunately. I've attached an image, for anyone curious. Thanks for the toilet link and sorry for the delay with the response!. Also, just an FYI, the old toilet was 25.3" in depth.

Why don't you contact a plumbing supply company in NYC. Surely they are familiar with similar situations.

FWIW, we like our comfort height toilets.

This Toto Promenade round front is 25.125. It is the comfort height (higher). It's a great toilet. https://www.amazon.com/TOTO-CST423SFG-01-Promenade-Universal/dp/B002CQ14Y6

Thanks for the Toto link.

To answer the question about the plumber. We have a plumber, there really isn't much options for the space. Again, it's a problem that I don't think a ton of people run into. Because of how the shower door will be placed, etc, it needs to be of a certain depth. I've also asked around to other share holders, and they have older toilets :).

Just an update to this project. Finding a good toilet that was the correct size proved pretty difficult. So, they figured out a great solution. They changed the style of door for the shower. Instead of a fully opening door, they decided to install a foldable door. The below is an example.

Thanks so much for the help.

Can you explain how this door works. I have a similar need for a toilet with 25” depth or less. My shower is next to the toilet and when yoexit

Sorry about that. What I was trying to describe is upon exiting the shower, you step between the toilet and the wall. The shower is only 47” wide. I need more room between the toilet and the wall but a secondary issue is the tight space to exit using sliding shower doors. I figured I would need to resign myself to a shower curtain, not the worse thing, but your door solution may give me options.

I know this is an old thread but wanted to leave this info here for anyone who might use it.

This is used all the time in tiny NYC bathrooms by some plumbers & bathroom designers. I also saw this recommended on some different plumbing forums: HOROW 24.5" Long X 13.5" Wide X 28.5" High Inch 1-Piece 24" 25" Short Compact Bathroom Mini Commode Water Closet Dual Flush Shortest Projection Elongated Concealed Trapway.

Install is a little tricky because the area behind the toilet is small. Something about the way the bolts screw in is not intuitive. It is a Chinese manufacturer and sold by a lot of third party vendors under the name the name GALBA on Amazon and other retailers. It sounds shady, but it totally works, is really cute, and was highly recommended. I have had it for a year now and notice no difference between this and our Kohler toilets.

CARUS Toilet on Amazon is also 23 inches and is made by the same manufacturer, Horow. This is a newer model

SWIIS MADISON has also recently introduced a 24 inch toilet which I think they did to compete with the Horow toilet!

Also, you could use a child's toilet, which I have seen done before. Only in New York!

we had similar requirements and found the Swiss madison one that's 24" depth at Home Depot. One year later and very happy with it. It was a tiny bit tricky to install the bolts (hidden trapway) but we figured it out and we're pleased iwth the purchase.