Best Comfort Height Toilets of 2020

This is a two-piece toilet, although the tank bolts are pre-installed to make fitting it easier. This toilet is EPA Water-Sense certified, meaning that the maximum amount of water the flush uses doesn’t exceed 1.28 gallons (5.82 liters). That’s a 20 percent water saving compared to 1.6-gallon flushes.

The shape of the toilet is thinner because Kohler has elongated it, making it the ideal toilet for smaller spaces and thinner gaps. It also benefits from Kohler’s unique canister flush valve that eliminates clogs and provides a powerful flushing action. Kohler claims their flush is the best in the industry for the force and cleanliness of the bowl.

The rough-ins are 12 inches and remember that this toilet comes without a seat. It seems a little odd to sell a toilet without a basic seat, especially as you need one to sit down.

If you are looking for a one-piece toilet that oozes style, this Woodbridge ticks the boxes. It is minimal in looks, and like the Kohler, it is EPA Water-Sense approved. The flush on this toilet scores well on the maximum performance scale, coming in at 1,000 grams of waste removed with a single flush.

Unlike the Kohler, this model has a dual flush feature that allows you to select the flush rate depending on the circumstances. If you choose the low flush option it uses 1-gallon of water, and the high flush setting uses 1.6 gallons.

And speaking of the flush, Woodbridge maintains that this model has a quiet flush, which means you won’t disturb the family when you need to go in the dead of the night. That’s great news for light sleepers.

This toilet is also easy to keep clean thanks to the skirt design wrapping around the base of the pedestal.

In many ways, this Woodbridge model is similar to the Cotton White one-piece, but this toilet is slightly smaller and uses less water in the flush. The high flush setting delivers 1.28 gallons instead of 1.6, and the low flush setting uses almost half that again.

As part of the package, you get a soft-close toilet seat to stop it slamming in the middle of the night and waking the kids, couple that with the quiet flush feature and you have the perfect combination.

When we say it is smaller, it is an elongated toilet with a narrower bowl. This makes it a great choice for people with small space bathrooms. It has the same unique canister flush valve to eliminate clogs, and the same powerful flush to deliver optimal cleanliness of the bowl.

This toilet stands out for looks alone, but the eco-friendly credentials and the dual flush elevate it to a great toilet.

If you need a toilet that is even higher than the comfort height models, this 20-inch extra tall toilet should suit you well. It has an additional 1 to 3 inches in height, making it the ideal toilet for basketball players and other tall people alike.

It has a dual flush facility that generates 1.28 gallons on the high setting and 0.9 gallons on the low flush. It also has a powerful gravity flush thanks to the extra height of the toilet. You even have a slow-close seat for anyone that hates the sound of the seat slamming.

The only downside is this toilet must be installed by a qualified professional. The company states that DIY and handyman installers should not attempt to fit this toilet due to the complex nature of the plumbing.

This American Standard two-piece toilet has siphon jet technology coupled with a PowerWash rim that generates a powerful flush to remove any waste matter. It also has an EverClean surface to protect the toilet against staining, scratches and discoloration.

The actuator is chrome-plated and top-mounted, and you also get two color-matched bolt caps to hide the floor bolts. The dual flush facility generates 1.28 gallons in high mode and 0.92 gallons for the liquid flush.

This toilet is a little lower than the others by half an inch, but it is still ADA certified as a comfort toilet.

American Standard is an American company, so if you like spending your dollars patriotically, then this would be a great option, but also bear in mind that these toilets are manufactured in Mexico to save costs.

While this Drake toilet falls short of the ADA height levels by just under an inch, it still has a seat height of 16.125 inches. TOTO calls this a universal height toilet. The best thing about this model is the flush system.

It employs a patented Dynamax Tornado flush that projects water 360 degrees around the rim to clean the bowl thoroughly and removes even the most stubborn waste matter. The flush action is simple to master too. Push the lever, and you get the light option with 0.8 gallons, and if you pull the lever, you engage the 1.28-gallon heavy flush.

It even has a unique Cefiontect ceramic glaze to protect the toilet’s surface, keeping it cleaner for longer.

This TOTO toilet is single flush toilet, but it doesn’t mean the toilet is wasteful of water. It uses 1.28 gallons per flush, which when you compare that to toilets pre-1992, that’s a saving of about 8 liters every time you flush. It is one of the reasons it is Water-Sense certified.

What makes this toilet so stylish is the design and the sleek lines. There is no rim, so when you flush, it jets water 360 degrees around the bowl to keep it sparkling clean. It also benefits from a SanaGloss coating to protect the ceramic from scratching, staining and blemishes.

The biggest drawback with this toilet is the price. It costs almost three times as much as the other TOTO toilets featured in the review. So, if you want a rimless toilet, be prepared to spend some hard cash.