Compact Round-Bowl Two-Piece Toilet, Space-Saving Short Projection

At 26.3 in (667 mm) front to back, ST-0420H is a compact short projection two-piece toilet made for rooms where floor depth is the first thing to run out.

A two piece toilet is a separate tank and bowl, so plan storage and installation for two ceramic parts per unit. Count both when you set out pallets and site deliveries.

Short projection is a plan decision, so settle it at layout stage. Settle the body length before the rough plumbing is set, so the drain and the pan are planned together.

Rooms with more floor depth can move up to a longer body from our two-piece toilet range.

Check these figures against the room drawing before ordering, and keep the metric row beside the inch row so site and purchasing teams read the same size.

Overall size

26.3 x 16.5 x 30.5 in.

Metric

667 x 418 x 775 mm

Rough-in

12 in (305 mm)

Outlet

S trap

Installation

Floor mounted

Model

ST-0420H

Depth is the headline: 26.3 in (667 mm) from the back of the tank to the front of the bowl. Measure that against the door swing and the clear space a user needs when standing in front of the pan.

Width is 16.5 in (418 mm), which sets the gap to a vanity or side wall. Height of 30.5 in (775 mm) is the figure to hold against a window sill, a niche or a shelf above the tank.

Allow for the person using it, not just the pan. A short body only helps if the clear floor in front of the bowl stays usable once the door is open, so draw the door arc on the plan before fixing the pan position.

For a row of identical bathrooms, check the figures once on a mock-up and repeat the layout. Leave a small margin at tiled recesses rather than planning to the millimetre.

Set out the drain from the rough-in drawing, not from the overall body size. Ask for the spec sheet with your quote.

A two piece toilet with a shortened body suits the bathrooms that give contractors trouble: narrow en-suites, under-stair cloakrooms and apartment bathrooms drawn tight around the door.

Developers fitting out many identical units benefit twice. One compact model repeats across every floor plan, and the finish stays glossy white from the first unit to the last.

Renovation work is the other common case. Where the old pan sat on a 12 in rough-in, check this S trap floor-mounted body against the existing drain before you order.

Hospitality and student housing buyers should note the two-piece format. Tank and bowl are separate ceramic parts, so stock control and spares planning work part by part, and damage in transit is easier to isolate to one piece.

Mixed projects can pair this model with a standard-projection body for larger rooms. Quote both on one enquiry. State the number of rooms of each type so the split is clear to our sales team.

Glossy white

Glazed vitreous china, glossy white

Material and finish are fixed for this model: vitreous china ceramic with a glossy white glaze.

ST-0420H is cUPC-ready for North American projects. Ask for the certificate and its validity when you send the enquiry, so the paperwork in your submittal matches the market where the toilets will be installed.

For other destinations, name the country in the RFQ. We match the documents to that market at quotation.

Keep the spec sheet, the rough-in drawing and the certificate together in one submittal folder. Approvals move faster when the model code on every page matches the one on the purchase order.

Our factory builds this model directly and quotes it factory-direct.

MOQ

30 pcs

Lead time

30–45 days (typical)

Freight usually shapes an order of ceramic more than the minimum does. Give us your port and your target quantity and we plan the pallets with you.

Own-brand cartons and marking go through our OEM and ODM service. Share the artwork brief with the RFQ so carton marking is scoped at quotation.

Say in the RFQ whether the seat and fittings are in scope, so the quotation covers the right parts and the carton count matches your site delivery plan. Mixed enquiries are welcome too. If the project also needs a standard-projection toilet for larger rooms, put both on one RFQ so the container fill is planned once.