This “comfort height” toilet seat is 17 or 18 inches high — basically about the same height as a standard dining room chair seat. The extra few inches seem to be making a big splash in the ...

Comfort height toilets are just about chair height, so it may work for you if you feel it’s easier getting up off a chair than your toilet.

THE FOUNTAINHEAD COMFORT HEIGHT TOILET is an elongated, one-piece toilet that uses the company's Power Lite flushing technology. It delivers exceptional performance with just 1.28 GPF. Features ...

Standard height and comfort height toilets tend to have a 2- to 3-inch height difference. A third and less common toilet called a tall height toilet is 19 inches high.

KOHLER Numi Comfort Height Toilet Upgrades Enhance User Experience KOHLER, Wis. – April 19, 2013 – The desire to innovate runs deep at Kohler Co. and doesn't end when a new product is on the ...

Dear Bill: Higher toilets are sometimes called comfort height toilets for good reason. Basically, they sit about 2 inches higher than a standard toilet. Even though that sounds like a small change ...

Q: Dear Ed: Recently my elderly mom needed a new toilet and a comfort height toilet was installed. But it’s a little too high for her. Can you please add some advice about preparing first to … ...

Since I need a new toilet anyway, would the higher toilet fit my plumbing, and would this be an issue for other family members?– Steve, FloridaA: Residential comfort height toilets have become […] ...

Question: Dear Ed: We're in the market for a new toilet and I've noticed that some toilets are called "comfort height." I assume they are different than a standard toilet, but I'm a little confused.