1. FIXTURES

2. WATER CLOSETS Types of Water Closet
There are three basic types of water closet now made and generally used.
1) simplest is the wash down type of closet.
2) is the wash down reverse-trap closet.
3) siphon-jet closet, an improvement of the other two.

3. Baden closed-coupled dual flush push button type WC
Wall hung flush valve type elongated WC (6lpf) with open front seat without cover - back inlet
Mark III one-piece siphon vortex WC

4. The Falcon Waterfree urinal involves a vitreous china or acrylic fixture and a patented, replaceable cartridge that is installed at the bottom of the urinal into a fitting that is connected to a drainpipe. Installation is simple and typically takes less time than for a flush urinal with valve assembly.

5. The cartridge also features a sealing ring to provide an airtight barrier between the cartridge and the housing. The only maintenance required is routine cleaning of the fixture and an easy change of the cartridge, performed approximately three to four times per year.

6. LAVATORY
WALL HUNG
Lavatories fall into three classes: wall-hung, pedestal, and cabinet. Lavatories with large basins and rims wide enough to hold toilet supplies are desirable. Standard lavatory height is 31". However, 34" is better for a tall family.

7. PEDESTAL
COUNTER TOP (CABINET)

8. FAUCETS
Legato single lever ceramic disc single hole lavatory mixing faucet with pop-up assembly and tailpiece (supplied with flexible hose)
4" Classic centerset two handles (ceramic) lavatory mixing faucet with complete fittings
Stick lever handle, single hole elongated basin mixer supplied with push button drain plug, flexible hose, angle valves, and bottle shaped-trap