TOTO Drake Two-Piece Elongated 1.6 GPF Universal Height TORNADO FLUSH Toilet with CEFIONTECT, Cotton White - CST776CSFG#01
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- POWERFUL PERFORMANCE WITH LESS FREQUENT CLEANING - TORNADO FLUSH swirls water in a circular pattern to fully wash the bowl surface. CEFIONTECT is an ultra-smooth glaze that minimizes waste from sticking so that it is easily washed away..Trap Seal : 2-1/8". Minimum Water Pressure 8 psi (Flowing)
- MORE COMFORT ACROSS A WIDER RANGE OF INDIVIDUALS - TOTO's Universal Height is taller than a standard toilet and makes sitting down and standing up easier for many people. Universal Height models are capable of meeting the ADA height requirement.
- REDUCE WATER USEAGE WITHOUT SACRIFICE - The 1.6 gallon per flush Drake enables you to save water without worrying about diminished performance. The Drake features a wide 3 inch flush valve and a siphon jet bowl that gets the job done in one flush.
- STYLISH AND MODERN DESIGN - Update your oasis with this stylish design that couples well with any bathroom decor. The elongated bowl provides added space for comfort. The toilet fits into 12 inch rough-in installations and has a left-hand trip lever.
- COMPLETE YOUR TOILET - Finish your purchase with the addition of a TOTO SoftClose seat or upgrade to a WASHLET bidet seat. Drake tank and bowl with hardware included. Purchased Separately: Wax ring, flange bolts, and water supply lines.
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The TOTO® Drake® Two-Piece Elongated 1.6 GPF Universal Height TORNADO FLUSH® Toilet with CEFIONTECT® is a beautifully designed high profile toilet. The Drake features TOTO’s TORNADO FLUSH®, a rimless, hole-free design with dual- nozzles that creates a centrifugal washing action that assists in rinsing the bowl more efficiently. This version of the TOTO Drake includes CEFIONTECT®, a layer of exceptionally smooth glaze that minimizes waste from sticking to the ceramic. CEFIONTECT, coupled with TORNADO FLUSH, assists to reduce the frequency of toilet cleanings, minimizing the usage of water, harsh chemicals, and time required for cleaning. This version of the TOTO Drake is designed in TOTO’s Universal Height, which allows for a more comfortable seat position across a wide range of users. This version of the Drake has a left-hand chrome trip lever and is ADA compliant. The Drake bowl and tank set includes a tank to bowl gasket, tank to bowl hardware, and toilet bolt caps. Additional items needed for installation and use must be purchased separately: wax ring, toilet mounting bolts, water supply lines, and toilet seat.
Color: Cotton White
Product Dimensions: 28.38"D x 17.19"W x 30.13"H
Material: Ceramic
Brand: TOTO
Item Weight: 94 pounds
Brand Name: TOTO
Model Number: CST776CSFG#01
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: TOTO
UPC: 739268409750
Unit Count: 1 Count
Included Components: Toilet Bowl, Toilet Tank
Item Type Name: Drake Two-Piece Elongated 1.6 GPF Universal Height TORNADO FLUSH Toilet
Manufacturer Part Number: CST776CSFG#01
Color: Cotton White
Shape: Oval
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 28.38"D x 17.19"W x 30.13"H
Item Weight: 94 pounds
Material Type: Ceramic
Seat Material: Plastic
Installation Method: Floor Mounted
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I purchased this toilet three years ago, the installation was easy, the operation of the toilet has been flawless. It's quiet, flushes fast, it has never clogged, easy cleaning! I am getting ready to order one for the other bathroom. We have been very happy with it.
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2026 by Gregory Hingle
This toilet exceeded my expectations. The TORNADO FLUSH is powerful and keeps the bowl clean, while the CEFIONTECT finish makes maintenance much easier. It looks great, is comfortable thanks to the universal height, and was well worth the purchase. Highly recommend!
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Jerry Song
This is how all toilets should be made. Clever design, easy to install, rarely if ever clogs. Nice height but not too tall. Solid, stable, sturdy. Paired nicely with the soft close bidet seat that was a life changer. Seriously, it was. You’ll never go back…anyway, toilet coating makes it easy to keep clean and maintain plus the swirling of water design makes cleaning unnecessary most of the time. It cleans itself. Sealed well with the rubber ring gasket that was recommended, can’t remember the name but it’s blue. Came with toilet bolts but I purchased heavy duty long plastic bolts just because I’ve had toilet bolts rust before and that’s a tough issue with which to deal.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2026 by James G
These are a nice toilets and they do flesh well, but we had an issue with one. The waterline was damaged. I contacted Toto for help sent in a picture and was basically told cut the old waterline off my old toilet and use it in my new toilet I mind you we bought four of these toilets at $300 each so $1200 for the toilets I thought potentially they could send me the piece I needed but now they let me know that I didn’t need a replacement part that I just needed to take the old hose off my old toilet and use it in my brand new toilet that I bought from them. Absolutely Terrible customer service from Toto.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2026 by rebecca grimes
Okay, so after doing some research during a bathroom remodel, replacing an old, low, janky "rounded" toilet, I decided to buy the TOTO Drake [original] single-flush 1.6 GPF [gallons per flush] "universal height" [slightly higher sitting for us tall folks] "elongated" toilet with Tornado Flush, or whatever it's called, here on Amazon. And I picked up a nice Bemis elongated slow-close toilet seat/lid with nickel hinges (same as the other toilet) from Home Depot, since I used it on another toilet and liked the design, materials, and slow-close. Anyway, had my handyman brother install it with a Better Than Wax rubber gasket between the toilet and flange. Seemed like it was done relatively quickly. So, presumably, if you know what you're doing, it's reasonably easy to install? So far, I've not had to actually scrub / clean it yet. It's only been installed a week or so. But, so far no problems, no tank flange/seal leaks, no external drips/leaks, etc. Time will tell if any develop. But, so far, it seems to be doing nicely. Some advertising materials indicated a large "water spot" in the bowl [as opposed to some where there's nearly no water in the bowl], but I couldn't ever really get a good sense of what that meant from online materials. So, I've included a picture with the general water level in the bowl when the tank & bowl are filled and off, for reference, in case it helps anyone else. It's a reasonably large "water spot," contra some where the water just sits down at the very bottom and the rest of the bowl is dry, which can lead to bits hanging on for dear life. So far, that hasn't been an issue with this toilet. In the old bowl (with regular rim holes that just point downward), it was. With the new bowl it has kinda' like two swirly jets from the tank toward the top of the bowl, with another jet that pushes stuff directly into the drain pipe and a relatively rimless design, and it's stayed pretty free of bowl debris so far. And it seems like it'll be easy to clean without having to guess whether the under-rim area is clean or not (since it doesn't have an overhang for stuff to get under, just the bowl sides and two water jet outlets that swirl water into the bowl). Whether it will remain free of clinging debris over the long term remains to be seen, but so far so good... Since it hasn't clogged yet, I can't tell if the space between the existing "water spot" [which takes up about half the bowl height (+/-)] and the lip of the bowl is sufficient to hold the water contents of the tank, if it did clog, or if it would overflow, strictly between the "water spot" + water from the tank. Kind of hope never to have to find out. (o_0) The tank seem to refill fairly quickly. Can't say whether it's louder or quieter than other tank refills. There's definitely refill sound. Don't know that I'd say that it's overly loud, which I guess means it's reasonably quiet. You definitely still hear it, so it's not like it's silent. But it's not terribly obtrusive and tends to be fairly quick, IMO. Overall, so far, I'm not disappointed by it. It's cleared everything I've put in it so far, as far as toilet paper and such and hasn't clogged one yet. Unlike the old small round toilet which would have a hard time clearing much of anything and frequently clogged with fairly, I think, average amounts of T.P. As far as that goes, I'm pleased so far, not having had to plunge it yet once. That's a nice change of pace. Hopefully that keeps up. Haven't explicitly tried flushing huge piles of T.P. like some advertising suggests it's capable of to see if it actually clogs, or of the swirling action successfully clears it. Maybe I'll try it sometime and get back to you... ;) [Update (after about a year): Overall, quite happy with this toilet. So far so good. No leaks, as yet, and generally good flushing power. That said, it's not "uncloggable," though it fares far better than the old small low-flow toilet, which clogged regularly. Too much TP *can* still apparently cause a clog. Generally, once I got the technique right, any clogs have been fairly easy to clear without too much effort. The glaze seems to make it reasonably easy to scrub off any stubborn particulates, or bacterial "pink mold" (who knew adult life would be a constant battle against pink mold in toilets, sinks, bathtubs, and showers?). So, yeah, no real complaints to-date.]
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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2023 by Michael Gmirkin
It arrived in perfect condition in two boxes that were very well packed so I think it would have been hard for the shipper to break it. Note shippers: this isn’t a challenge! I love the fact that it’s chair height; it makes it much more comfortable and easier on my old knees. The lack of a rim makes it easier to clean and to keep clean which means less time cleaning. Plus, I’m pretty sure this thing can’t be clogged. It was really easy to install and came with everything needed, except the wax ring and toilet seat, which was fine because I added a bidet seat. My water bill has gone down because I was replacing an older toilet that used at least twice as much water per flush so that’s nice, too. Anyway, if you’re on the fence just go ahead and get this. It’s a great toilet and I, a 55 year old woman, was able to install it with no problems after just watching a couple YouTube videos.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2026 by FL Zoo Mom
This toilet was long overdue at my dad’s house. I did a lot of research, and plumbers seem to laude the Toto Drake as the gold standard in mid-priced toilets. To that end - it’s indeed fantastic. It looks clean and sleek in cotton white. The elongated bowl is better for large-bottomed folks, but also men, I’m told. (It isn’t ridiculously elongated - just seems like a standard residential toilet.) I AM glad I ordered the universal/chair height — which is a couple inches taller than the standard version. I’m 5’8 and it doesn’t seem noticeably tall at all. Moreso, I appreciate my dad doesn’t have to struggle as much sitting down or getting up off of it. I highly recommend this height more than the standard version. Also, the flush isn’t overpowering as others have said - yes, it’s on the strong side but the sound isn’t any louder than a standard home toilet flush. HOWEVER… the installation was awful. Granted, I’ve never installed a toilet but I’m a sharp gal who’s comfortable with household repairs. (Plenty of YouTube videos to teach you - and these were infinitely more helpful than the folded paper instructions.) Here are some important tips for first-time installers, or if you’ve never installed this type of toilet. FIRST - you need to buy mounting hardware/screws for the floor (I anticipated this as the small print and reviews stated this kit does NOT come with them. The screws/nuts/metal and rubber washers for the tank are included, as are the plastic caps to cover up the screws on the floor.) The floor mounting screws are usually included in the new wax seal or “Better Than Wax” seal that you will also need to buy ($9). I also HIGHLY recommend getting an extra tank mounting kit/set of screws and rubber washers - mine cost like $6 at Home Depot - AND a small tube of silicon sealant ($8–12). As others have noted, after I installed it the first time, the bottom of the tank started leaking - BADLY - as soon as I turned the water on. I’ll add that I followed directions to the letter - and carefully tightened each side of the tank screws little by little to ensure an even fit. It was hard gauging how tight to screw everything because you don’t want to crack the porcelain and ruin your toilet. So, after failed installation #1, I went through the tedium of scooping the water out of the tank and unscrewing the tank mounting bolts to try again. After installation attempt #2, there was still a tiny bit of leaking when I turned on the water - which I thought I fixed by tightening one of the tank screws. However, when I flushed - same problem. Water would seep out of the bottom of the tank. This is when I cried. You know that scene in “Christmas Vacation” when Clark Griswold freaks out when his Christmas lights fail? I felt like that times 26. My dad, an expert family handyman, extolled me to try the silicon. He said it looked like tightening the screws sucked part of the rubber washer into the mounting hole, creating a faulty seal. This was surprising because the toilet comes with *thick* rubber washers, but I had better luck with the store-bought ones. Because I mentally couldn’t handle a third failed attempt, my dad showed me how to apply a thin layer of silicon under the rubber washer before affixing the inside-the-tank screws. We also applied a thin line of silicon along the outside of the rubber gasket where it affixes to the plastic ring around the bottom hole in the tank. You want to use the bare minimum amount of silicon to create a good “all the way around” seal - while wiping up any excess, which could dry and create a lumpy barrier that might prevent things from fitting as intended. I was irritated to have to wait 24 hours to let the silicon dry - but I’m glad I did. (In other words, the screws were affixed to the tank, but we let the tank and components dry completely before attaching it to the base of the bowl.) FINALLY - hallelujah - when I affixed the tank the third time, THERE WERE NO FRICKING LEAKS!! Just be sure to look carefully at the two tiny upward, porcelain mounds at the front of the toilet bowl, and the one in the back of the toilet. Once you’ve tightened enough so that all three are gently touching the tank - and the tank doesn’t move when you try to wiggle it - you should be set. That said, I would never, ever, ever attempt this again without the silicone to reinforce the seal.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024 by Miss Archer
Works perfectly without drama. No issues with fitting as in should. Easy to clean and it looks great.
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2026 by Michael Creager