In this reivew, we are introducing the Kohler Harken toilet. This Kohler toilet features a Class Five® flush technology and uses only 1.28 gallons per flush.
We have listed all the features, product documentation and even looked into the customer reviews and manufacture facts for you to make the best judgement of the Kohler Harken toilet yourself!
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The Kohler Harken (Full) Toilet Review of 2025
Our experts reviewed and collected facts about the Harken toilet all right below!
“At Toiletable, we are no stranger to Kohler toilets. We love the Harken because of its funky design, smart flushing technology, and comfortable design.”
Pros and Cons
- 1.28 GPF
- Unique design of tank and trapway
- Quiet Close Seat included
- Expensive when compared to more affordable yet decked-out Kohler toilets
Flush Specs
- › Flush System –
- › Water Consumption – 1.28
- › Type –
- › Flush Score –
Design & Style
- › Style –
- › Bowl Shape –
- › Bowl Glaze – N/A
- › Trapway Style – Concealed
Dimensions
- › Toilet Measurements – 28-13/16″ x 15-11/16″ x 26-13/16″
- – 12″
- – 2-1/8″
- – 16-5/16”
› Rim Height – 15-9/16″
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Flush Power
The Harken is a one-piece, compact elongated toilet with a 1.28 gallons per flush (GPF) rating, which is considered a standard flush rate. The toilet has the highest MaP score possible of 1,000 grams.
The toilet utilizes Kohler’s Class Five® flush technology. Using a piston-like action to push water into the bowl, the toilet’s flushing system creates a more efficient and effective flush. The system uses a canister design that allows water to flow into the bowl from all sides, which helps to keep the bowl cleaner and reduces the potential for clogs.
The toilet’s larger flush valve allows more water to enter the bowl faster and provides a more powerful flush as well.
Design
The compact elongated bowl shape of the Harken is designed to save space without compromising comfort. The Harken is not ADA-compliant but has a seat height of almost 16-5/16” which is relatively comfortable for most adults.
The Harken comes with a left-hand polished chrome trip lever that needs to be pushed up to be activated. It’s a small detail that we think makes the Harken a little bit more unique. That being said, the whole toilet’s design is very distinct.
Notice the toilet’s wide, rounded tank which seamlessly flows into the toilet’s skirted trapway. The crown molding at the top of the tank and at the bottom of the trapway brings the whole piece together wonderfully.
The Harken comes with a Quiet Close Seat, so no more annoying toilet seat slamming when you’re in a rush.
Though this is a bonus that many toilets don’t include, the Harken’s price is a bit expensive for what you get. For the cost of this toilet, we think you would be able to get more features, such as a deodorized seat or a dual flush mechanism, like the Kohler Highline. Nevertheless, the Harken is a solid unit that delivers on all its promises.
The toilet only comes with white and requires a 12” rough-in. A supply line can be purchased separately.
Color Option
[su_panel]- white
Seat Option
[su_panel]- K-20110 Brevia™ Quiet-Close™ elongated toilet seat
Product Documentation
[su_panel] [/su_panel]Summary of Customer Reviews
Positive reviews boast about the toilet’s flushing performance, noting how the efficiency of the toilet’s suction power and refill rate.
Users also love the sleek look of the toilet that compliments all bathroom aesthetics.
The most common complaint is the toilet’s price. Users note they wish they received more bang for their buck.