On-Floor, ADA Compliant Bariatric Stainless Steel Toilet

For applications requiring ADA compliance and much heavier weight resistance, the Whitehall Bariatric ADA On-Floor Stainless Steel Toilet is constructed from 14 gage 304 stainless steel and supported by both the floor and the wall.

Optional -EG Enviro-Glaze color finishes are available. Housing includes side access panels to facilitate installation of fixture and hinged seat by others.

END BREAKAGE WITH STAINLESS STEEL Bariatric patients require plumbing fixtures with higher maximum weight capacities than average fixtures found in healthcare facilities. Traditional china toilets support only about 500 lbs., and are more likely to break and cause injury to patients. Traditional porcelain toilets can buckle under immense pressure, shattering and creating sharp and dangerous debris.

The exterior and bowl interior has a satin finish. The fixture, without the optional -HSBJ hinged seat) shall withstand loads up to 2,000 pounds (907.1 kg) with no measurable deflections. It can handle loads up to 5,000 pounds (2267.9 kg) with no permanent damage. The optional -HSBJ seat is rated at 1,200 pounds (544.3 kg). Optional -EG Enviro-Glaze color finishes are available.

The toilet is designed to meet the needs of bariatric users, water conservation, and ADA compliance.

DISCLAIMERS:This product provides an on-floor bariatric solution capable of withstanding 1,000 lbs (453.59 kg) when combined with an appropriately rated Bariatric Support System.WaterSense recent advancements have allowed toilets to use 1.28 gallons (4.85 liters) per flush or less while still providing equal or superior performance. The WaterSense label is used on toilets that are independently certified to meet rigorous criteria for both performance and efficiency. Only water-saving toilets that complete the certification process can earn the WaterSense label. Must use optional HET valves to meet WaterSense label requirements.Please check with local ADA requirements. ADA compliance is subject to proper installation (including devices such as grab bar) and the interpretations of the local code authority.