American Standard 2882108.020 Glenwall VorMax Wall-Hung Elongated Toilet with Right Hand Trip Lever, 1.28 gpf, White
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Style: Right Hand Trip Lever
Features
- Wall-hung, back outlet, gravity flush toilet configuration
- VorMax flushing technology cleans two times better than conventional toilets
- Combination bowl and tank, less seat
- Elongated siphon action bowl
- High efficiency toilet (HET) 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf
- EverClean - Permanently maintains cleanliness of the surface
- CleanCurve rim eliminates rim area where dirt and build-up hide
- 50% less noise than pressure-assist technology toilets
- Consistently flushes and removes paper seat covers unlike many pressure-assist toilets which tend to rip and leave paper
- Chrome trip lever included
Description
The Glenwall VorMax Wall-Hung Elongated Toilet from American Standard features the powerful VorMax flushing technology. The VorMax unparelleled scrubbing action circulates water around the bowl from top to bottom, leaving it twice as clean as a conventional toilet while using a water-conserving 1.28 gallons of water. The Glenwall VorMax Wall-Hung Toilet has a 50% quieter flush than pressure-assist configurations and ensures the complete removal of paper seat covers. Features CleanCurve Rim and EverClean surface.
Color: White
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 29.5 x 17.81 x 32.81 inches
Brand: American Standard
Installation Type: Wall Mount Toilet
Shape: Oblong
Color: White
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 29.5 x 17.81 x 32.81 inches
Brand: American Standard
Installation Type: Wall Mount Toilet
Shape: Oblong
Seat Material Type: Plastic
Manufacturer: American Standard
Part Number: 2882108.020
Item Weight: 130.7 pounds
Product Dimensions: 29.5 x 17.81 x 32.81 inches
Item model number: 2882108.02
Style: Right Hand Trip Lever
Item Package Quantity: 1
Included Components: Tank, Bowl, Chrome trip lever, Installation Guide
Batteries Required?: No
Warranty Description: 10 year warranty (1 year commercial)
Date First Available: December 1, 2018
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Style: Left Hand Trip Lever
If you need to replace an older wall-hung American Standard toilet due to outdated colors (green, blue, pink, ...) and / or flushing performance ... this toilet is the answer. Up to last year one could buy the expensive Glenwall pressure assist that is rather loud and comes reportedly with its set of mechanical issues. That model has been discontinued and replaced with this Glenwall Vormax model ... and it is a great toilet! No issues with flushing performance. While you don't see the modern dual buttons between small or big flush; it's dual internal flappers allow you to flush a little, intermediate or a lot depending how you operate the flush lever. While it is a great flushing toilet, and is something we'd love to have had for years already; I'm not giving five stars. In concept the install is very simple ( turn water off, flush and empty water from old toilet, disconnect everything, install new toilet, connect everything ) there are a couple hurdles you may face. The good news is: replacing a wall hung toilet is actually pretty simple. This was my first one. Any handy person with a bit of strength to lift and move the porcelain can do it. You will need a new neoprene gasket. This is the factory recommended one, confirmed by phone by ZURN: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077QPHPH9/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Possible technical hurdles: Installing the base - the new base is bigger / extends further down than our old toilet, to the toilet had to be placed on the bolts, held, traced as good as possible, then the baseboard cut back with a rotary tool and or oscillating saw (ideally would would remove the baseboard and just hand trim the baseboard with a coping saw, but between long nails in the wall and a new floor added, the only option was to cut in place) - bolt spacing needs to be near exact, our bolts were slightly out of spec, farther apart width wise, no issue for the old toilet but the new toilet would not fit on ( corrected by opening the wall, making adjustments ...) - bolt length for us turned out to only 2" forward from the wall, which was fine for the old toilet, but with the new toilet specs state 2 1/4 inch at least ... I could only make one turn on the threads without the new gasket ... once the new gasket is added the toilet, the nuts will not grab ... solution: these extended nuts that have a threaded flange that goes inside the mounting holes [ another reason the bolt spacing needs to be pretty exact ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009GPXRXC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - bolt tightening, they only need to be hand tight, but between the weight of the toilet, having to compress the brand new seal and getting the toilet up towards the wall, a 1" wrench is needed. No biggie for the upper bolts that have plenty of space. But there's no way for a 8-10-12" adjustable wrench 's jaws to grab and rotate the nut enough. Tried a 1" ratchet wrench ... not enough clearance to the S curve for the head of the wrench. So, I bought this 6" Stanley wrench that has an extra wide jaw opening at the local store. https://www.amazon.com/Stanley-90-947-6-Inch-MaxSteel-Adjustable/dp/B000NIK9S2/ref=sr_1_23?keywords=6%22+adjustable+wrench&qid=1563973374&s=gateway&sr=8-23 Installing the tank There is a reason AS states to put the hose on first ... - the filler pipe hole in the tank and the pass through hole in the base do NOT line up. They're offset a fair bit. > If you have a hose with a hex nut, install and you'll be OK. > If you have a newer model hose with plastic screw head and three elongated tabs to make tightening easier ... you have to cut the long tab facing outward left or the tank will not fit. >If you have the newest model hose with a larger ergnomic plastic tightening knob, it will not fit. But again install before you put the tank on, or you will cross thread the plastic filler pipe, because due to porcelain rims, if you try to adjust or tighten further with a wrench from underneath, you will cross thread if you have a metal hex one. I think that's about it for additional notes, parts, tools. In essence it is really straightforward, just that the tolerances that worked in the 70s, 80s or whenever can come into play; causing some delays for us in terms of adjusting things, waiting for the nuts, running to the store for a small wrench. The flush mechanism needs a little straightening out on the inside, it is all preassembled but got tangled up a little in shipping. Once filled, the toilet empties with a very satisfying gurgle ... regardless of how deep you press the handle. What used to take a long flush with the old tank, and then water makes its way through two dozen holes ... the combination of the high vortex inlet and the lower jet hole ..... magic! Makes you want to flush again :) Finally: Packaging. It came professionally double boxed from the factory, foam & inner box, then foam sealed cushioned all the way around into the large box. Shipping. AMZ used a large appliance, furniture, ... shipping company. (Not USPS, FedEx, UPS) Price wise, I see amazon has jacked up the price by $135. Which does not make me happy, because I need to order one more ...
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2019 by acrisis acrisis
Style: Left Hand Trip Lever
Sits 3 -4 inches higher than the toilet it replaced - but still comfortable and very sturdy. Fit on the 45 year old attachment hardware without any modification.
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2023 by JPG
Style: Left Hand Trip Lever
Liked all aspects. Follow the PDF and you will not regret any aspect of installation.
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2023 by Anonymous
Style: Right Hand Trip Lever
The product is fine, but it comes in two boxes and one was damaged. The delivery company returned it, but I had to call to find out what was going on and finally only received the replacement nearly a month later.
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2019 by customer
Style: Right Hand Trip Lever
Leaks from the bottom of the bowl! Garbage!
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2023 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
Style: Left Hand Trip Lever
Defective. The bowl and tank don’t align so they can’t sit properly and water line can’t get thru. I ordered 2 of these to replace my old toilets and both of the new ones are the same issue. Tried calling American standard and onhold for a long time and they weren’t helpful. I couldn’t spend more time with them as I was desperate and rather spend time with my plumber and went to Home Depot to find parts to see if we can make them work. Stuck with removed toilets and issues with new toilets and plumber spent so many extra hours and cost :(
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2019 by John Zhao John Zhao
Style: Left Hand Trip Lever
This is a wall hung toilet, so installer needs to have experience with this type, as overtightenning the bolts can crack the porcelin on installation and destroy the toilet, We hired a professional to do it. Took about an hour. Works well, especially effective flushing action
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2019 by Chuck D. Nelson
Style: Left Hand Trip Lever
Waited over a month for this to be delivered and it came broken in the box!! How do I get a replacement??
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2023 by George Stockdale George Stockdale