Toilet Standard Height VS Chair Height VS Comfort Height |Pros-Cons & Differences

A chair-height toilet is just a user name by Kohler brand. The height of the toilet is about 15 inches to 17 inches without a seat, include a seat, and it goes up to 17-18 inches.
Note- For the analysis of height should measure from the floor to seat and comply with the ADA guidelines.

· The chair height toilet is almost 2 inches higher than the standard one.
· The chair height toilet makes sitting and standing positions easy for the senior, disabled, tall person than the standard toilet.
· Installation both are, nothing makes any difference
· In-chair height toilet, there is install more powerful flush than the standard one. Because of it used by the senior, disabled person, so the yield go properly without making embarrassing
· The use of chair toilets by those who experience poor backaches, poor knees, joint discomfort, and arthritis is considerable. The height helps to sit and comfortably stand up.
· For the powerful flush in chair height, the clogging problem minimal than standard ones.
· For the height and size, chair height toilets need extra space in the bathroom than standard height or regular height toilets.
· Although chair height not suitable for kids, short people, standard height perfect for them.

20 Inches is the highest toilet height by Convenient Height toilet in the market. The height is about 20 inches from floor to top bowl rim( exclude seat) and 21 inches floor to top of the seat (include seat).
The height may be large, but the length is also relatively compact. It looks not just too impressive but offers dual flushing options and is certified by WaterSense.
It is different from any other available toilet and comes costly.

Many people are confused about the height, which is best for them. So here, the main height difference between a standard and tall toilet is – Standard comes about 14 to 15 inches tall, and a tall toilet comes up to 19 inches height.
Toilet height regular VS universal
Regular, Normal, and standard all are the same height (below 17′). They are only term differences. Additional Comfort, Tall, Right, and Universal size all refer to above 17 inches height toilets.

If you confuse between chair height and comfort height, let me clear you, both toilets are the same.
The main distinction is the phrase to be used. Chair height is a generic term for all toilets with a height of 17 inches, whereas comfort height is a brand version name.

There is not a perfect opinion for which is the better round or elongated. All toilets are made falling of people sake, their preferences.
But still, the Elongated toilet bests for a fat, senior, accessible person because of the large bowel on other hands round the toilet best for kids and small-sized bathrooms.
Check your needs and check this (round VS elongated toilet and its pros cons). Now it’s your choice to choose the better one for your home.

The tallest comfort height toilet that 20-21 inches made by the Convenient Height toilet.
Another one is Kohler The Highline® Tall, which is about 2 inches higher than comfort height toilets.

Toto EcoDrake comes in at 14.5″ is the lowest height toilet.

In American standard, there are so many toilets that are comfortable height among all of them -VorMax is the tallest one.

Both toilets are best on their own criteria.
Suppose you have a large family and using a single washroom. In this case, 1.6 is the best one.
Again, If you have a small family and toilets use by an individual, then 1.2 is the right one for you.
In short, 1.6 toilets give a heavy-duty whereas 1.2 is the best for light use.
(Check it out 1.6 VS 1.2; we have a detailed article.)

What is the best height for a toilet always depends on whom do use it.
If you are going to use the toilet regularly or for the kids, then go for Standard height/regular height (up to 16inches include the seat.)
If you search for a senior, accessible or taller one, then go for comfort height/chair height/ right height ( above 17inches).