[KarlJay]

Does anyone know of a toilet that has a thinner tank than standard? The one I have is about 27" from front to back and I'd like to get a thinner one for a new construction bathroom where space is an issue.

It's ok if it's wide, it's really the front to back that's the concern.

 

[joecaption]

If it's new constrution there's codes for the clearance around the toilet.
Look into a round bowl toilet, not an elongated.

 

[KarlJay]

The sides are no problem, plenty of room there, I just think it'll work better if it didn't stick into the changing area as much. I see the round ones are about 28" vs 31" I was really hoping for something that would reduce the size of the tank and set things back a few inches.

I just saw this 1 piece setup at about 20" ... that would save about 7" from where my other one is. http://www.biobidet.com/size-shape.htm

Oops, that's not the end to end measurement.

Here's another option that might work: http://www.buyplumbingsupply.com/Caroma-227006-Walvit-In-Wall-Toilet-Tank.html

 

[Alan]

Keep in mind that repair kits for those 1 piece lowboy toilets are usually more than a brand new american standard cadet 3 toilet.

If that's what it has to be to make your bathroom work, so be it. Fair warning. :wink:

 

[KarlJay]

Yea, I'm noticing a HUGE price difference in toilets!

I did find a corner bowl that might work better and IKEA has some small space sink solutions (they put the faucet on the side).

Mainly I just want more dressing room for people of larger size.