TOTO Drake vs Drake II: Face to Face Comparison
Author: Marcus Robertson
Comparison table
Table could not be displayed.Main Differences Between the Models
- All models can be divided into two groups: single flush and dual flush products. Different systems influence the efficiency of flushing and water saving.
- Thus, toilets use 1.6, 1.28, or even 1 gallon per flush. Details are waiting for you below.
- The Drake II series toilets have a special CEFIONTECT layer for longer cleanliness and less water consumption.
- Almost all models meet the Universal Height standard and are suitable for people of all ages and abilities. However, Drake CST744S#01 is not.
- Models differ in rough-in dimensions.
- Customers can choose between oblong and round bowl shapes.
Pros
- powerful and efficient dual Tornado Flush Technology
- needs only 1.28 gallons per one flush
- CEFIONTECT layer
- Universal Height for a more comfortable seat position
- a left-hand chrome trip lever
- quiet
Pros
- single flush design
- powerful GMAX Flushing System
- requires 1.6 gallons per one flush
- wider 3″ flush valve
- a left-hand chrome trip lever
- quiet
- easy installation
- affordable model
Pros
- single flush design
- powerful GMAX Flushing System
- requires 1.6 gallons per one flush
- wider 3″ flush valve
- convenient Universal Height
- suits 10″ rough-in plumbing communications
- a left-hand chrome trip lever
- quiet
- easy installation
- affordable model
Pros
- powerful dual Tornado Flush Technology
- the most saving model that needs as little as 1 gallon per flush
- CEFIONTECT layer
- Universal Height for a more comfortable seat position
- a left-hand chrome trip lever
- quiet
Pros
- powerful and efficient dual Tornado Flush Technology
- uses 1.28 gallons per one flush
- CEFIONTECT layer
- Universal Height for a more comfortable seat position
- a left-hand chrome trip lever
- rare round bowl shape
- quiet
