[Greenbuilding] best low gpf toilet these days?

[David Bergman]

It's not the cheapest model, but we just got a Toto Ultramax 
one-piece HET and so far are very happy with it.

I did research the Niagara Stealth -- which initially sounded great 
-- before choosing the Toto and found a lot of critical comments 
(though I don't recall the specifics offhand).

David Bergman  RA   LEED AP
DAVID BERGMAN ARCHITECT | FIRE & WATER LIGHTING
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author - Sustainable Design: A Critical Guide
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adjunct faculty - Parsons The New School for Design

At 12:23 PM 9/7/2012, Reuben Deumling wrote:
>I've liked my American Cadet 3 that came out on top of the MaP study 
>many years ago, though the initial throttling of the flush volume 
>that was yielding 0.96 gpf no longer works. I'm mystified why this 
>performance would seem to have deteriorated. But of course in the 
>meantime the 1.28 gpf standard has come along. Would anyone care to 
>offer suggestions of what models are particularly good values?
>
>Thanks.
>
>PS there's a prominent ad by Niagara for their Stealth model on the 
>MaP site <http://www.map-testing.com/>http://www.map-testing.com/ - 
>is that a model anyone can speak to?
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