Swiss Madison SM-1T254 St. Tropez One Piece Toilet Dual Tornado Flush 0.8/1.28 GPF with Soft Closing Seat, Comfort Height

Sure! Here’s a review in English:Review:I’m very satisfied with this toilet. It was easy to install, and the instructions were clear. The design is modern and sleek, and it looks great in the bathroom. Overall, a great purchase!

Estos toilets me encanta ya había comprado otro para mi baño y este lo cogi para mi hija dan un poco de trabajo ponerlos ya que el tanque viene pegado y cuando lo vas a incrustar es incómodo por la pared de atrás pero si son cómodos

I just had this toilet installed, and I love it so far. It is an elegant design and easy to clean.

This toilet is in our downstairs bathroom and is frequented by our guests. We're going to replace it. It has a very cheap coating. This toilet will require multiple flushes and stains very easily. Our other toilets are a different brand and we dont have this issue with it. It may look nice but it's cheaply made. Expect to clean up after yourself and have very embarrassed guests. We're looking to replace it now. I'm tired of having to go upstairs to use the bathroom.

It looks very nice in my remodeled bathroom, and it works very well, the seat and lid are plastic and little flimsy, the only draw back is the installation is a little hard and if you are trying to add a bide on it there is not enough room in the back to reach the nuts and bolts specially in a tight place.

120 pounds was not an issue for a 77 yr old installing it by myself. Moved it from my front porch where it was delivered to my bathroom on a hand dolly. Removed the old toilet and set aside. Removed the cardboard box and lifted Styrofoam from the tank, then laid the toilet on its back to slip the bottom Styrofoam off. Leaned the toilet back up on a piece of cardboard cut from the shipping box so I could slide it on the floor. Cut two 2X4 pieces of wood and two 1X4 pieces of wood 10 inches long. Stacked one 2X4 and one 1X4 together on each side of the existing flange plate with one end lined up with the mounting bolts that I had secured in place with some of the old bowl wax packed around each bolt; and the other end 2 inches from the back wall. Spaced the wood blocks to support the edge of the toilet base without blocking the mounting holes. I then Slid the toilet until the base touched the flange plate. I placed the new bowl wax on the floor flange plate instead of on the toilet. I tilted the toilet forward to get the back of the base up on the wood blocks and lifted the front of the toilet up and slid the toilet on the wood blocks until the tank was 1/4 inch from the back wall. The blocks are just tall enough to allow the toilet to clear the top of the new mounting bolts and the bowl wax. I lined up the bolts with the mounting holes on the toilet by inserting the old toilet bolts through the top of the toilet mounting holes and shifting the toilet around until the new mounting bolts and the old ones touched. I then leaned the toilet to the left and slid out the 1x4 wood block on the right side of the base and then leaned it to the right to get the left 1X4 out. I then repeated the process to get the the 2X4 blocks out. I placed the washers and nuts on the new mounting bolts and tightened by hand. I then placed all my weight on the toilet bowl to mash down the bowl wax and then retightened the nuts by hand. A ratchet and deep socket would work best to tighten the nuts but I did not have the deep socket so used a boxed end wrench. It works best to connect the water supply hose to the tank before mounting the toilet.

Great design but right at opening we noticed rusty stains on the very top which makes them visible and ruins the aesthetics of the toilet. Need to pay more attention to quality assurance when shipping these out.

great toilet, great price, looks amazing