My designer had a custom color dark green toliet made for our powder room to match the marble 22 years ago.
This toliet is running and my handy man has tried to fix it with two different overflow valves and two different flappers.
Now the plumbing supply says that the embossed numbers in the back part of the toliet are of no help but him but there is a $200 brass part that the flapper fits in that may work. I don't know if I want to invest any more money in this problem child toilet.

Now I am told dark green toliets are no longer made …. who has the best decorator color toliets that may work?

My decorator has since passed away so I have no clue who did this toliet originally.

Help

First give me a picture of the inside of the tank AND the numbers, because it is very seldom a toilet has to be thrown away because of the internal parts.

I think the numbers are 4022 or 4025. It is hard to get a picture of the inside but I will try

Just take the cover off and aim the camera downwards. Also a picture of the toilet itself would help.

Maybe Universal Rundle based off of the numbers you provided...

Does it look like:

4022



4025

It is 4022 for sure. Did I say in my initial post that I was told that it is probably the part that the flap closes over and that the part is brass and costs $200. Is Universal the manufacturer?

After checking several sites the part you need is 'no longer available'.

$200 installed seems reasonable.

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the part alone is $200 before installation I don't know that spending the money for the part and installation will solve it.

I am ready to replace it but it seems no makes dark green.

Thank you for your help.



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Use this link to our sponsor and see if the color you are looking for is listed. If the color has an industry standard name, you may be able to find a supplier, or a source with old stock in the warehouse. The only other dark green toilet I can find is by Luxent, but unless you want to buy 700 of them, I didn't find a source for a single purchase.

[www.plumbingsupply.com]



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What is the color of your sink and tub?

Also dark green?

May be the match doesn't have to be to the marble color.

There are a couple of companies, and you would have to search for them, that do make "non standard" color toilets, but probably only in two piece versions.

your only hope:

[www.luxechina.com]



good luck

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"Measure Twice & Cut Once" - Retired U.A. Local 1 & 638