"Niagara" toilet?

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"Niagara" toilet?
Author: analogmusicman (CO) anybody have experience with "Niagara" toilets? it's between that and an "American standard". tnx,
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Re: "Niagara" toilet?
Author: KCRoto (MO) I don't recall ever seeing one. I know I wouldn't go with either one for my own house. Toto Drake for me.
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Author: packy (MA) i've installed a couple of the 'niagra' toilets. they seem to flush OK. the water level in the tank can not be adjusted because of their unique flushing mechanism. i wouldn't use american standard. i too would use TOTO..
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Re: "Niagara" toilet?
Author: Wheelchair (IL) Remember that a toilet.... any toilet is as good as the support system. A defective drain system will not correct itself with a good toilet. I too recommend a Toto-Drake. Best Wishes
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Author: amrc0308 (MT) I had a Viper installed and havent had a problem. A certain teenage kid in my house flushed half a new roll of TP with no problems. Why? Because the guy at the plumbing shop said it could be done.
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Author: asktom (MT) An unusual brand of toilet with a unique flushing mechanism raises a red flag for me no matter how well it flushes. When it comes time to fix it will you be able to find parts?
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Author: amrc0308 (MT) I agree about the off brand pooper. Sams club had some recently for an "attractive" price. But I decided not to just for the parts reason. Incidentally Vipers are made by Gerber using stock Flowmaster parts
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