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The TOTO Supreme II is a on-piece toilet manufactured by TOTO. This toilet has been in production for over ten years but still looks very modern and efficient. Additionally, it has an elongated bowl and a low profile tank.
The toilet comes with a standard 12” rough-in, making it easy to replace. This toilet meets the requirements of ADA toilet height standards, which makes it ADA compliant and accessible to all users.
Most importantly, its adequate height makes it ideal for all age groups. In addition, the toilet features a chrome trip lever and soft-close seat.
Review of the TOTO Supreme II Toilet (Updated)
Our experts dove into the facts and features of the Supreme II toilet for this review.
“Its name speaks nothing but the truth. The TOTO Supreme II is a real winner, from flushing performance to design accessibility.”
Pro and Cons
1.28 GPF with the Tornado Flush system
ADA compliant
Comes with SoftClose seat
Easy to install
Expensive price
Has low-profile tank
Feature List
Flush Specs
› Flush System – Tornado Flush™Tornado Flush™ ExplainedFeatures two powerful nozzles that create a centrifugal, cyclonic rinsing action which reduces waste buildup and keeps the bowl cleaner.
› Water Consumption – 1.28 GPFGallons Per FlushEfficient toilets use 1.28 gallons per flush, saving 20% more water than 1.6 GPF toilets.
› Type – SingleFlush Type ExplainedA single flush is one press of the lever for a full flush. A dual flush allows the option for a partial or full flush.
› Flush Score – 500 MaPWhat is MaP?Grams of waste removed in a single flush. Scale = 0 - 1000
Design & Style
› Style – One-PieceStyle ExplainedTwo-piece toilets has a separate tank and bowl. One-piece toilet has a seamless design of the tank and bowl.
› Bowl Shape – ElongatedShape ExplainedElongated bowls are oval shaped and 2” inches wider than round bowls
› Bowl Glaze – CEFIONTECT
› Trapway Style – Exposed
Dimensions
›Toilet Measurements – 28-3/8″ x 17-1/8″ x 25-5/8″
› Rough-inWhat is a Rough-in?Measurement between center of waste pipe and wall – 12″
› Trapway SizeWhat is a Trapway?S-shaped curved channel inside the base of the toilet. Waste travels from the bowl through the trapway, then out the bottom of the toilet. – 2-1/8″
› Seat HeightWhat is the Seat Height?The measurement from the floor to the top of the toilet seat. Standard height toilets measure between 15 - 17 inches, while chair height toilets measure 17 inches or more. – 17-1/4″
This TOTO model should be on your radar if you’re looking for a smartly priced and well-functioning unit.
Flushing Power
The Supreme II uses TOTO’s state-of-the-art Tornado flushing technology.
The toilet uses two powerful nozzles to harness the power of water and gravity in eliminating all kinds of waste loads.
All Supreme II toilets use 1.28 gallons per flush, saving you roughly 20 percent on your water bill (when compared to traditional 1.6 GPF units).
Supreme’s Design
The TOTO Supreme II toilet is made from vitreous china and has a CEFIONTECT™ glaze finish.
CEFIONTECT prevents waste from sticking to the ceramic surface of the toilet, cutting down on cleaning time.
This toilet also features a one-piece bowl and tank combo which doesn’t require assembly.
It is available in cotton, bone, colonial white, sedona beige, and ebony (not available in CEFIONTECT). The toilet comes with a low-profile tank, bowl, seat, and chrome trip lever on the right hand side.
While the tank is comparatively small, the elongated shape of the bowl allows for more legroom. Moreover, the Supreme II is ADA-compliant, with a seat height of 17-1/4”.
You can purchase the toilet in the MS634114CEFG model – with CEFIONTECT glaze and a SoftClose seat – as well as the MS634114CEF model – that comes with less CEFIONTECT but with the same SoftClose seat.
The bidet is compatible with all Supreme II models besides the MS634114CEFG#11.
You’ll notice on the TOTO website the Supreme II collection consists of models that look and sound the same except for the letter-number combo at the end of their name.
While this is a minor difference, familiarizing yourself with what control type works best for you makes the overall user experience exponentially better.
Buyers agree that the flush is efficient with this toilet, even though it is a water-saving design. Reviewers shared that they are pleased with the stylish design, and are happy with the included SoftClose seat.
The most common complaint is about the toilet’s price, even without the Washlet+ add-on.
We agree that the price is a bit steep and not affordable for everyone; however, the Supreme II should be seen as an investment piece that will serve for many years to come.
