WinZo Compact One Piece Toilet 22.8" Depth Modern Short Design Dual Flush for Small Tiny Mini Bathroom 12" Rough-in,White (WZ5079)

It looks modern AND fits in our narrow ADU bathroom space. Great compact toilet.

This toilet is great for small spaces. I was remodeling a home and, due to the layout, I wanted compact toilets to allow more clearance in the front. I found these toilets and ordered two of them on Amazon. I installed them both and one had a small leak due to a manufacturing defect. I was worried, but customer service was very responsive and after sending them a few photos of the defect they shipped another toilet for free. Installation is a bit of a pain due to the design of the toilet concealing the bolts so plan to have a helping hand. Once installed the function as well as any other modern low-flow toilet and I've had not issue getting them to flush large loads. They've been in service since June 2023. I will update if my experience changes.

This toilet was awesome. Bought it for my apartment. The self closing plastic toilet seat was great. As it closes without falling rough. It has not clogged as yet. Really easy to clean. It flushes quick and is to the point. I really liked it because it makes the place look modern.

This toilet is perfect for small bathrooms. So grateful to find this item, it has transformed our bathroom space. Simple style, easily adjustable seat, perfect height, two water flush settings, this is an A+ item!

My house was built in 1967 when private spaces were very small. The master bath is just 4' wide! It cannot be easily enlarged without adding onto the exterior of the house, so we're stuck with it. So when I found this toilet I was very engaged. I'd been planning to install a wall mounted toilet since they give more room as well, however the arrangement of vent pipes in the wall prevent that solution.I received the WinZo a week earlier than expected, a pleasant surprise. It installed easily although access to the bolts for the toilet flange is tight. I have small hands as was able to get my hand through the hole to spin the nuts on. Any competent plumber, or like me an accomplished DIYer can install this toilet. Be aware however, it is heavier than most others due to the skirting.The operation of the toilet is pretty good. Definitely a Chinese design, it uses far less water than my old toilet, a Kohler from the early 2000s. That surprised me, and does make me wonder about the flushing effectiveness. I have had one minor backup so far, but the reason remains to be clear (it's an old house and the drain is shared with the second bath, so finding fault just yet is premature). More water is better to get a clear drain, but in areas with water shortages this toilet is great. I have even successfully flushed #2 deposits using the #1 valve. The water action is powerful to be sure, even more than the American Standard I have in another house that flushes around the bowl not down the bowl (a new trend).The flushing water does miss one spot directly above the drain opening, so if matter hits that spot a brush is needed, no amount of flushing will get it. A minor issue IMO. The tank refills quite quickly, in my house it's 9 seconds to refill from a partial (#1) flush, and only 14 seconds for a full flush. That's fast but indicates just how little water is being sent down the drain.The design is very modern and the toilet is quite sturdy. The seat lid comes off easily for cleaning, better than any other seat I've installed in fact. The valve buttons are very lightweight and don't stay perfectly aligned, but a quick wipe across the top fixes it (I have a compulsion for alignment of things I suspect). :-)Overall I'm quite happy. It's saved 5 inches in depth from the old round shaped toilet, so now the shower door can open further. In fact the shower pivots several inches away from the door opening to get a good angle when open with normal toilets, so when I remodel the shower I will put a normal door and get even more room (there's just 24" or so now).

We needed a compact toilet and this one fit in our small bathroom. No complaints. Everything worked perfectly fine.

First off, I *wanted* to like this toilet so badly. It was small enough for my space and looked very stylish. It was difficult, but not impossible to install... BUT it does not flush away any items "left" in the toilet. It takes 3 -4 flushes, and even then there is still debris. Toilet paper doesn't go down well either. If you can-- AVOID buying this toilet at all costs. I'm going to have to now pay for a new toilet and have a plumber install it again. What a waste of money.

I needed a toilet to replace a 50yo, 7-gallon toilet in a very cramped half bath. This saves about 3-4 inches of space, which isn't a lot but really matters in this tiny space. The result looks very good.However, my plumber hated the installation. The one-piece design may be good for cleaning, but means the plumber has to lift the entire 95 pounds to set the toilet on the flange. The skirted design means there's no good place to hold it to lift. Oh, it's easy to lift if you are installing it in the middle of the floor and can hold it on the back, but who installs a toilet that way? And again the one-piece design makes it harder because it must be lifted near the rear for balance.Then there's visibility. My plumber says that some skirted toilets are configured so that you can see the bolt holes while lowering them onto the flange bolts. This one is not. He made pencil marks on both the floor and the toilet to line them up, but was not happy that the toilet design made it so difficult.The people designing the toilet should think more about the installation process. The installation cost me at least an extra half hour of plumber's time due to these issues.There's also a flaw in the porcelain surface of the rim. (See photo. The red tape is to help the camera focus.) It's not highly noticeable except in certain lighting, and won't affect cleaning. I did not deduct for this, but I've never seen such a flaw on a toilet rim before.

Great toilet but very shallow and the toilet lid takes up about 2” when sitting and I’m small. Don’t know how to remove lid to make it more comfortable. Anyone know??