Elongated Comfort-Height Two-Piece Toilet, ADA Floor-Mount

Model summary: elongated comfort-height two-piece toilet, floor-mounted, 725 mm depth.

Bowl length is what separates ST-3430 from its compact sibling. It carries the elongated outline at full length on a 28.5 in (725 mm) body, and the seat height is the raised comfort-height profile.

Our reduced-depth ST-3430R keeps the same 17.7 in (450 mm) width and 33.5 in (850 mm) height but gives up floor depth. Choose ST-3430 where the plan has room for the longer bowl, and the reduced-depth body where it does not.

Buyers sourcing two piece toilets in an elongated outline usually want exactly this trade: the longer bowl, a separate tank and a body that fits the standard 12 inch rough-in.

Tank and bowl are separate vitreous china pieces, glazed in glossy white. A chipped tank can be replaced without scrapping the bowl, which matters when a container holds hundreds of units.

Typical homes for this model are multi-unit residential and hospitality projects where floor depth is not the limit and a full-length bowl is what buyers expect.

Because the model is single-colour and single-outlet, a distributor can hold it as one stock line. There is no variant matrix to forecast, and every carton on the pallet is interchangeable.

Overall size

28.5" × 17.7" × 33.5" (725 × 450 × 850 mm)

Mount

Floor-mounted

Configuration

Elongated bowl, two-piece

Bowl height

Comfort height

Outlet

S trap, 12 inch rough-in

Finish

Glossy white vitreous china

Start every layout with the 725 mm depth, measured from the finished wall, not from the stud. Tile thickness and any wall lining reduce the room available in front of the bowl.

Height of 850 mm to the top of the tank is the figure to hold against windowsills, shelves and mirror cabinets. Leave enough space above the tank to lift the lid for service.

Width of 450 mm governs side clearance. Local code sets the minimum distance to a vanity or side wall, so take that figure from the code and the width from this table.

Comfort height means the bowl sits higher than on a standard-height toilet. Confirm seat height and flange position on the dimensioned drawing with your installer or specifier before the floor plan is frozen.

Take the full 725 mm from the finished wall, add walking space in front, and set side clearance from the 450 mm width and your local code. For the compact alternative, see our two piece toilets.

ST-3430 has no colour or bowl-shape options, so the choices sit in the order, not in the product.

ST-3430 is supplied cUPC-ready for North American projects. Ask for the certificate copy and its validity date at enquiry stage so your submittal or customs file holds the right document.

Where an accessibility submittal is involved, ask for the dimensioned drawing alongside the spec sheet. Seat height and rough-in are then held in writing before the floor plan is frozen.

Outside North America, name the destination country and the documents your customs broker needs. Marking and approval routes differ by country, and we confirm in writing what can be supplied for this model.

Keep spec sheet, drawing and certificate together in one folder for the inspector. A bundle that carries the same model code on every page clears review faster than loose attachments.

Count both parts when you check a delivery: a first order of 30 toilets means 30 tanks and 30 bowls.

Two pieces mean two lifts. Stage the tank close to the bathroom before the bowl is set and the floor flange is checked. Agree who carries what before the delivery truck arrives, so nobody improvises on the stairs.

Store both parts on their original packing until the room is ready. Tiling, painting and ceiling work are finished first, then the toilets go in, which keeps the glaze clean in finished rooms.

If the toilet must match an existing suite, request a glaze sample before ordering. Glossy white is the only finish, so the sample confirms the tone against your basins and tubs.

Inspect cartons at the dock and take pictures of any damage before signing. Report damage to the carrier promptly. Separate pieces let you replace one part without reordering a complete toilet.

Settle incoterm, port of destination and carton marking in the first enquiry, so the quotation covers freight and branding together and the reply does not need a second round of questions. Add the date the goods must arrive if the project has a fixed handover.

Every ST-3430 ships as two ceramic pieces, so loading and pallets belong in the quotation from the start.

MOQ

30 pcs

Lead time

30–45 days (typical)

Container fill depends on how tank and bowl are packed. Tell us the container type and we plan the pallets with you. Mixed loads with basins or faucets run on the same order, so one container can serve a whole bathroom package.

A pre-production sample is available on request when a project needs to approve glaze and fit before the full run. Agree the sample and the inspection standard in the quotation so approval does not delay shipment.

Pre-shipment inspection standards are agreed in the quotation, and third-party inspection is welcome before the container is sealed. Name the agency and the stage at which they attend.

Quote ST-3430 and ST-3430R as separate lines when both are needed. Each model carries its own minimum, and a split enquiry lets us plan one shipment around both.

Lead time is typical only. A binding shipment date comes with the quotation and moves with order size and season.