Terry sell several brands, but Toto toilets are his biggest sellers. Terry does not sell nor does he recommend on line purchase, but it should not be difficult to find a dealer. You can find American Standard toilets in many places, but especially in discount stores, you have to really inspect them carefully. American Standard seems to push there factory defects into the discount markets. I doubt if anyone will admit that, but the record speaks for itself. Toto is the world's largest manufacturer of toilets and produces a number of high quality models, any of which perform extremely well. The Toto Drake is not a high priced model, but loses nothing in performance with its lower price. Toto's do not clog except in rare cases such as foreign objects accidentally flushed or extremely large, hard stools. Most of us Drake users can truthfully say we never have to plunge our toilets. Regardless of brand, you want a toilet that is ADA height. All ADA toilets have elongated bowls, and any elongated seat will fit so getting a split front seat will be no problem. One big advantage of Toto toilets is the repair parts are off the shelf in most all hardware stores and plumbing shops at a modest price. I would advise if you get the Drake, you also get the CEFIONTECT options for ease of cleaning. Of course you can buy cheaper toilets in many stores, but usually these are what we term, "builder grade" which translates to "real cheap and low quality". Builders buy them because the are cheap and once the house is sold, the problems belong to the owner.
