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MaP Flush Scores
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MaP Score: The weight in grams of the maximum amount of waste that can be fully evacuated from the toilet in a single flush (including toilet paper)
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MaP PREMIUM-rated toilets provide the highest level of performance and efficiency. PREMIUM toilets are WaterSense-certified, flush at least 600 grams (21 ounces) of solid waste in a single flush, and use no more than 4 litres (1.1 gallons) of water to do the 'job'!! These are the best of the WaterSense toilets.
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Because not all toilets in our database are MaP tested, this selection isolates only those for toilets with MaP scores of 350g or greater. This selection does not indicate WaterSense certification.
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WaterSense certified toilets that have been MaP tested
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WaterSense-certified: Certified by an independent laboratory as meeting certain stringent flush performance requirements, including at least a 350 gram MaP score. Average flush cannot exceed 1.28 gallons . 4.8 litres of water. Only high-efficiency toilets (HETs) may be WaterSense-certified.
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HETs are defined as having an effective flush volume of 1.28 gallons/4.8 litres or less. The HET category includes both single-flush and dual-flush fixtures.
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Single or Dual Flush Toilet
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Single flush toilets are a traditional design with a single handle that initiates flushing. Dual flush toilets offer 2 flushing options: a full flush for solid waste or a half a flush for liquid waste.
Bowl Height
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ADA (elevated) bowl height: The U.S. Americans with Disabilities Act (http://www.ada.gov/) provisions for bowls sets the height at 17-19 inches (430-485 mm). For MaP searches, the threshold has been set at 16 inches (400 mm) and above. Note: bowl height of conventional toilets is about 15 inches (380 mm).

Bowl Shape
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Bowl shape: Round front bowls for older dwellings and smaller bathroom spaces; elongated bowls for better hygiene and larger bathrooms. Commercial installations require elongated.

Unit Construction
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1-piece . 2-piece: 1-piece toilets house the tank and the bowl in a single piece of chinaware; usually more expensive than equivalent 2-piece fixtures with separate bowl and tank

Mounting
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Floor mounted: Toilet fixture is affixed to the floor. No weight bears on the wall.

Wall mounted: Entire fixture is affixed to the wall and the entire weight of bowl and tank is borne by a carrier structure in the wall.

Discharge
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Rear outlet: the waste outlet is in the wall rather than the floor. Rear outlet toilets may either be floor or wall mounted.

Rough-in
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Know the rough-in dimension of your toilet installation. The distance from the flange bolts (that anchor your bowl to the floor, usually covered by small plastic caps) to the wall behind your toilet is known as the rough-in. In most North American homes that dimension is either 10, 12, or 14 inches, the most common in today's homes being 12 inches.

Flush Type
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Gravity Fed: Fixtures that only use gravity (weight of water in the tank) as the source of energy for flushing.

Pressure Assist: Fixtures that use the potential energy in the building.s pressurized water line to compress air within a containment vessel inside the toilet tank. Compressed air behind the water provides a more vigorous flushing action than gravity fed.

Flapper Size
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Flapper size indicates the diameter of the water flow outlet from the tank into the bowl. While a larger outlet generally results in a faster transfer of water from the tank to the bowl, it does not necessarily indicate a higher level of flushing performance.
Insulated / Lined Tank
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In humid climates, sweating toilet tanks can be a problem. As cold water refills the tank after a flush, condensation can form on the outside of the tank and drip on the floor. One solution is to install a model with an insulated toilet tank, which acts as a barrier between the cold water and the sides of the tank.
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Floor or Wall Mounted
MaP Flush Score
Pieces
Bowl Shape
WaterSense Certified
MaP PREMIUM Rated
Meets ADA Bowl Height
Pressure Assist or Gravity Fed
Rear Outlet
Flapper valve size
Single-Flush High Efficiency Toilet (HET)
Dual-Flush High Efficiency Toilet (HET)
Rough-in
Insulated / Lined Tank
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