For most buyers, I’d start with the TOTO Drake Transitional with Tornado Flush and CEFIONTECT: it pairs an elongated bowl with features aimed at strong flushing and easier bowl care. The Drake WASHLET+ is the standout for shoppers who want an integrated bidet-seat setup, while the Entrada Round suits a tighter bathroom where front-to-back space matters. The tradeoffs across this lineup are meaningful: dual-flush water options and washlet features add flexibility, while a simpler Drake or Entrada may be a more straightforward fit. Bowl shape, rough-in dimensions, and whether a seat is included can matter as much as the flush system. Read on for my full comparison and guidance on choosing a TOTO toilet that fits your space and priorities.
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Key Takeaways
- The Drake models form the most versatile group: several versions pair an elongated bowl with 1.28 GPF flushing, while selected models add Tornado Flush and CEFIONTECT.
- The Aquia IV options stand apart for dual-flush use: they offer two flush volumes, but the Washlet+ version adds a more specialized setup than a basic toilet-only purchase.
- Bathroom footprint can settle the choice: the Entrada Round is the lineup’s clear space-conscious option; elongated bowls call for more room at the front.
- Installation details vary within the Drake family: one listed Drake is made for a 10-inch rough-in, so buyers should check the existing measurement rather than assume models interchange.
- Included-seat and washlet details change the total setup: the Drake with SoftClose Seat and the Washlet+ packages differ from models where the product name does not specify a seat.
| toto toilet | Flush system | Height | Rough-in | Glaze |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TOTO Aquia IV Cube Two-Piece E | DYNAMAX TORNADO FLUSH | Universal height | 12 inches; adaptable to 10 or 14 inches with a separately sold adapter | CEFIONTECT |
| TOTO Ultramax Low Profile One- | TORNADO FLUSH | Universal height | 12 inches | CEFIONTECT |
| TOTO Entrada Two-Piece Round 1 | E-Max | Universal height | — | — |
| TOTO Drake Transitional Two-Pi | TORNADO FLUSH | Standard height | 12 inches | CEFIONTECT |
| TOTO Entrada Two-Piece Elongat | — | Universal height | 12 inches | — |
| TOTO Drake Two-Piece Elongated | Tornado Flush | — | 12 inches | CEFIONTECT |
| TOTO Aquia IV Washlet+ Two-Pie | DYNAMAX Tornado Flush | — | 12 inches; adaptable to 10–14 inches with a separate adapter | CEFIONTECT ceramic |
| TOTO Drake WASHLET+ Two-Piece | Tornado Flush | Universal Height | — | — |
| TOTO Drake Two-Piece Elongated | Tornado Flush | Universal Height | 10 inches | CEFIONTECT |
| TOTO Drake Transitional Two-Pi | Tornado Flush | Universal; ADA compliant | 12 inches | CEFIONTECT |
| TOTO Drake Two-Piece Elongated | Tornado Flush | Universal Height; ADA compliant | 12 inches | CEFIONTECT |
More Details on Our Top Picks
TOTO Aquia IV Cube Two-Piece Elongated Dual-Flush Toilet, Universal Height, Cotton White
I’d pick the Aquia IV Cube for households that want two flush volumes and an easier-to-clean exterior. Its 0.9- and 1.28-GPF dual flush gives users a lower-volume option for lighter waste, unlike the fixed-volume TOTO Ultramax Low Profile and Entrada models. The skirted sides and CEFIONTECT glaze also reduce places where grime can collect, while DYNAMAX TORNADO FLUSH is designed for a thorough, quieter rinse. Universal height and T40 WASHLET+ compatibility leave room for a bidet-seat upgrade. The tradeoff is a more involved installation checklist: the wax ring, mounting bolts, and supply line are separate, and changing its 12-inch rough-in requires an adapter. I’d choose a simpler fixed-flush model if minimizing setup steps matters more than flush choice.
Pros:- Dual-flush 0.9- and 1.28-GPF options let users match water volume to the flush.
- Skirted design gives the exterior fewer exposed contours to clean.
- CEFIONTECT glaze and DYNAMAX TORNADO FLUSH are designed to help keep the bowl cleaner.
- Compatible with T40 WASHLET+ bidet seats.
Cons:- Wax ring, mounting bolts, and water supply line are sold separately.
- A separately sold adapter is needed to adapt the 12-inch rough-in to 10 or 14 inches.
- Two-piece construction has a tank-to-bowl joint that one-piece options avoid.
Best for: Households seeking two flush-volume choices, a skirted exterior, and the option to add a compatible T40 WASHLET+ seat.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a non-12-inch rough-in but do not want to source an adapter, or who want the main installation supplies included.
- Configuration:Two-piece, elongated
- Flush type:Dual flush
- Flush rates:0.9 and 1.28 GPF
- Height:Universal height
- Flush system:DYNAMAX TORNADO FLUSH
- Glaze:CEFIONTECT
- Rough-in:12 inches; adaptable to 10 or 14 inches with a separately sold adapter
- WASHLET compatibility:T40 WASHLET+
Our verdict“Choose the Aquia IV Cube if dual-flush control and a skirted, bidet-ready design matter more than a simpler installation.”
TOTO Ultramax Low Profile One-Piece Elongated Toilet, 1.28 GPF, Universal Height, Cotton White
The Ultramax Low Profile is the clearest choice here for buyers who value one-piece construction and a lower-profile tank over dual-flush flexibility. With the bowl and tank integrated, it has no tank-to-bowl seam to wipe down, unlike the TOTO Drake Transitional and Entrada models. Its TORNADO FLUSH, CEFIONTECT glaze, and 1.28-GPF flush make a practical fixed-volume combination, while the included SoftClose seat means one less major item to source than with the Entrada elongated. Universal height and compatibility with T40 WASHLET+ and Auto Flush upgrades add flexibility. The compromise is that the 1.28-GPF flush has no lower-volume setting like the Aquia IV Cube. Installation supplies such as the wax ring, bolts, and supply line are also sold separately.
Pros:- One-piece construction avoids the tank-to-bowl seam found on two-piece options.
- SoftClose seat is included, unlike the Entrada elongated.
- TORNADO FLUSH and CEFIONTECT are designed to rinse the bowl and limit waste buildup.
- Compatible with T40 WASHLET+ and Auto Flush upgrades.
Cons:- Fixed 1.28-GPF flush lacks the lower-volume choice offered by the Aquia IV Cube.
- Wax ring, mounting bolts, and water supply line are sold separately.
- Specified for a 12-inch rough-in.
Best for: Buyers who want an elongated one-piece toilet with a SoftClose seat, universal height, and compatibility with selected TOTO upgrades.
Not ideal for: Households seeking a dual-flush option or buyers who need a rough-in other than 12 inches.
- Configuration:One-piece, elongated
- Flush rate:1.28 GPF
- Flush system:TORNADO FLUSH
- Glaze:CEFIONTECT
- Height:Universal height
- Rough-in:12 inches
- Seat:SS114 SoftClose included
- Compatibility:T40 WASHLET+ and Auto Flush
- Compliance:ADA, EPA WaterSense, and CALGreen
Our verdict“Choose the Ultramax if you want a one-piece, upgrade-compatible toilet with a seat included and do not need dual-flush control.”
TOTO Entrada Two-Piece Round 1.28 GPF Universal Height Toilet, Cotton White
The round-bowl Entrada suits bathrooms where front-to-back space is a priority. Its compact bowl shape contrasts with the elongated Aquia IV Cube and Entrada CST244EF, which offer a longer seating area but take up more room. The Entrada still pairs universal height with a 1.28-GPF E-Max flush, a 3-inch flush valve, and a glazed trapway, so its shorter projection does not mean giving up the stated efficient-flush design. It is also ADA compliant and WaterSense certified. The leaner package is the catch: unlike the TOTO Ultramax Low Profile, it does not include a seat, and the wax ring, bolts, and supply line are also absent. I’d shortlist it for a space-constrained bathroom, but choose an elongated option if seating room comes first.
Pros:- Round bowl can suit bathrooms with limited front-to-back clearance.
- E-Max system uses 1.28 GPF with a 3-inch flush valve.
- Universal-height design and ADA compliance support a broad range of users.
- WaterSense certified, with a glazed trapway.
Cons:- Seat is sold separately, unlike the TOTO Ultramax Low Profile.
- Wax ring, mounting bolts, and water supply line are not included.
- Round bowl provides less elongated seating space than the other listed Entrada.
Best for: Owners of compact bathrooms who prefer a round bowl and still want universal height and a 1.28-GPF flush.
Not ideal for: Buyers who prioritize an elongated seating area or want a seat and common installation supplies included.
- Configuration:Two-piece, round
- Flush system:E-Max
- Flush rate:1.28 GPF
- Height:Universal height
- Flush valve:3 inches
- Trapway:Glazed
- Trip lever:Left-hand chrome
- Compliance:ADA compliant and WaterSense certified
Our verdict“Choose this Entrada when bathroom space favors a round bowl and you are comfortable sourcing the seat and installation supplies separately.”
TOTO Drake Transitional Two-Piece Elongated Toilet, 1.28 GPF, TORNADO FLUSH, CEFIONTECT, Cotton White
The Drake Transitional makes sense for buyers who want an elongated bowl and TOTO’s bowl-cleaning features in a standard-height model. Compared with the universal-height TOTO Entrada elongated, it sits lower; that can suit users who prefer a more traditional seat position, though it gives up the taller seating setup. Its TORNADO FLUSH and CEFIONTECT glaze pair a swirling rinse design with a surface intended to limit waste buildup, and the 1.28-GPF rate carries EPA WaterSense, California CEC, and CALGreen certifications. The tank, bowl, gasket, mounting hardware, and bolt caps are included, but the seat is not—unlike the TOTO Ultramax Low Profile. Wax ring, mounting bolts, and supply line are also sold separately, so the listed hardware does not make this a fully outfitted installation kit.
Pros:- Elongated bowl offers more seating space than the round Entrada.
- TORNADO FLUSH and CEFIONTECT are designed to support bowl rinsing and easier upkeep.
- 1.28-GPF flush carries EPA WaterSense, California CEC, and CALGreen certifications.
- Tank, bowl, tank-to-bowl gasket and hardware, and bolt caps are included.
Cons:- Standard height may be less suitable for users who prefer universal-height seating.
- Toilet seat is sold separately, unlike the TOTO Ultramax Low Profile.
- Wax ring, mounting bolts, and water supply line are sold separately.
Best for: Buyers who want an elongated, standard-height toilet with TORNADO FLUSH and CEFIONTECT, and who prefer a lower seat position.
Not ideal for: People seeking universal-height seating or a package that includes the toilet seat and all common installation supplies.
- Configuration:Two-piece, elongated
- Flush rate:1.28 GPF
- Flush system:TORNADO FLUSH
- Glaze:CEFIONTECT
- Height:Standard height
- Rough-in:12 inches
- Trip lever:Left-hand chrome
- Certifications:EPA WaterSense, California CEC, and CALGreen
Our verdict“Pick the Drake Transitional if you want an elongated, standard-height TOTO with TORNADO FLUSH and can supply the seat and remaining installation parts.”
TOTO Entrada Two-Piece Elongated Toilet, 1.28 GPF, Universal Height, Cotton White (CST244EF#01)
The Entrada CST244EF is the straightforward elongated choice for buyers who want universal height and a conventional 1.28-GPF E-Max flush without moving up to the more feature-rich Aquia IV Cube. Its 3-inch flush valve and 2-1/8-inch glazed trapway are designed to support waste passage, while ADA, WaterSense, California CEC, and CALGreen compliance give it a broad certification profile. Compared with the round Entrada, this model prioritizes a longer seating area; compared with the TOTO Drake Transitional, it uses universal rather than standard height. That simpler package has limits: the seat and common installation supplies are sold separately, and there is no CEFIONTECT glaze or TORNADO FLUSH system listed as on the Drake. It suits buyers who favor basic function over those upgrades.
Pros:- Elongated bowl offers more seating space than the round Entrada.
- Universal height and ADA compliance suit buyers seeking a higher seating position.
- E-Max flush uses 1.28 GPF with a 3-inch flush valve and glazed trapway.
- Meets EPA WaterSense, California CEC, and CALGreen requirements.
Cons:- Toilet seat is sold separately, unlike the TOTO Ultramax Low Profile.
- Wax ring, mounting bolts, and water supply line are not included.
- Does not list the TORNADO FLUSH or CEFIONTECT features found on the Drake Transitional.
Best for: Buyers who want a universal-height elongated TOTO with a fixed 1.28-GPF E-Max flush and do not need an included seat.
Not ideal for: Shoppers wanting TORNADO FLUSH, CEFIONTECT, an included seat, or dual-flush water-volume selection.
- Configuration:Two-piece, elongated
- Flush volume:1.28 GPF
- Flushing system:E-Max
- Height:Universal height
- Flush valve:3 inches
- Trapway:2-1/8-inch glazed
- Rough-in:12 inches
- Compliance:ADA compliant; EPA WaterSense, California CEC, and CALGreen requirements
- Warranty:One-year limited
Our verdict“Choose the Entrada CST244EF for an elongated, universal-height toilet with a straightforward E-Max flush, provided you are prepared to buy the seat and installation supplies separately.”
TOTO Drake Two-Piece Elongated Toilet, 1.28 GPF, with Tornado Flush, CEFIONTECT, and SoftClose Seat
I’d choose this Drake for a straightforward, water-efficient upgrade that still includes useful cleaning and comfort features. Its Tornado Flush and CEFIONTECT glaze help rinse the bowl and limit waste buildup, while the included SoftClose seat means fewer add-on decisions than with a bare-bones setup. Compared with the TOTO Drake Transitional Two-Piece, this model also specifies readiness for an optional WASHLET+ seat, giving buyers a clearer route to add bidet functions later. It uses a standard 12-inch rough-in and an elongated bowl, so check that the bathroom layout suits that footprint. The tradeoff is that installation supplies—including the wax ring, bolts, and water line—aren’t included, and the bidet seat costs extra. I’d pick another model if a 10-inch rough-in or bidet seat included in the box is a priority.
Pros:- Tornado Flush and CEFIONTECT glaze support bowl rinsing and easier upkeep.
- WaterSense-certified 1.28 GPF flush.
- Elongated bowl and SoftClose seat are included.
- Compatible with an optional WASHLET+ bidet seat.
Cons:- Wax ring, mounting bolts, and water supply line are sold separately.
- WASHLET+ bidet seat is an additional purchase.
- Requires a 12-inch rough-in.
Best for: Homeowners with a standard 12-inch rough-in who want an elongated, WaterSense-certified toilet with an included SoftClose seat and the option to add a WASHLET+ later.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a 10-inch rough-in, want a bidet seat included, or expect all installation supplies to come in the box.
- Model:MS776124CEG#01
- Type:Two-piece toilet
- Bowl shape:Elongated
- Flush rate:1.28 GPF
- Flush system:Tornado Flush
- Rough-in:12 inches
- Glaze:CEFIONTECT
- Included seat:SoftClose
- Certifications:EPA WaterSense, California CEC, and CALGreen
Our verdict“Choose this Drake for an efficient, comfortable standard-rough-in toilet, but budget separately for installation parts and any future bidet seat.”
TOTO Aquia IV Washlet+ Two-Piece Elongated Dual Flush 1.28 & 0.9 GPF Toilet with Cefiontect, Cotton White
The Aquia IV suits buyers who want a choice between a 0.9 GPF light flush and a 1.28 GPF flush, rather than the single setting on the TOTO Drake Two-Piece 1.28 GPF. Its DYNAMAX Tornado Flush is designed to move water around the bowl, while the skirted exterior hides the trapway and reduces the exposed contours to wipe. That cleaner-lined shape gives it a more tailored look than the conventional Drake, though it may not appeal to shoppers who prefer a simpler, more familiar design. The SoftClose seat comes with the toilet, and Washlet+ compatibility leaves room for a bidet upgrade. A standard 12-inch rough-in is supported; adapting the toilet for 10- or 14-inch layouts requires a separately sold adapter. Installation hardware and supply parts are also extra, so this is a more involved choice than a basic Drake.
Pros:- Dual-flush choices of 0.9 and 1.28 GPF let users match water use to the flush.
- DYNAMAX Tornado Flush is designed for 360-degree bowl cleaning.
- Skirted design conceals the trapway for a streamlined exterior.
- SoftClose seat is included and the toilet supports Washlet+ seats.
Cons:- A separately sold adapter is needed for 10- or 14-inch rough-ins.
- Wax ring, mounting bolts, and supply lines are not included.
- Its added features and skirted design make it a more involved choice than a basic Drake.
Best for: Water-conscious households that want dual-flush control, a skirted exterior, and the option to pair the toilet with a Washlet+ seat.
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking a simple standard-fit installation, a low-cost basic toilet, or a model that includes all mounting and plumbing supplies.
- Model:MS446124CEMGN#01
- Type:Two-piece elongated toilet
- Flush capacity:Dual flush: 1.28 GPF and 0.9 GPF
- Flush system:DYNAMAX Tornado Flush
- Rough-in:12 inches; adaptable to 10–14 inches with a separate adapter
- Glaze:CEFIONTECT ceramic
- Design:Skirted
- Seat:SoftClose
- Color:Cotton White
Our verdict“Pick the Aquia IV if dual-flush control and a skirted look matter more than a simpler installation and conventional Drake styling.”
TOTO Drake WASHLET+ Two-Piece Elongated Toilet with S2 Bidet Seat, 1.28 GPF, Universal Height, Cotton White
This Drake is the clearest choice for buyers who want a bidet seat from day one: unlike the Drake 1.28 GPF with optional WASHLET+ readiness, this package includes the S2 seat. Adjustable warm-water cleansing, a heated seat, deodorizer, dryer, and night light make it a feature-rich bathroom upgrade, while PREMIST and EWATER+ add cleaning functions for the bowl and wand. Universal Height can make sitting down and standing up easier for many users. The tradeoff is that this is a more specialized package than the standard Drake, and the supplied description specifies compatibility only with T40 WASHLET+ electronic seat and bowl components. It also doesn’t eliminate installation shopping: the wax ring, mounting bolts, and supply line remain separate purchases. Choose the standard Drake instead if you want a simpler toilet and would rather decide on a bidet later.
Pros:- S2 bidet seat is included with warm-water cleansing, heated seat, deodorizer, dryer, and night light.
- PREMIST and EWATER+ wand cleaning add hygiene-focused functions.
- Universal Height can make sitting and standing easier for many users.
- Tornado Flush and CEFIONTECT support bowl cleaning.
Cons:- Wax ring, mounting bolts, and water supply line are sold separately.
- The stated compatibility is limited to T40 WASHLET+ electronic bidet seat and toilet bowl components.
- The included bidet functions may be unnecessary for buyers seeking a simple toilet.
Best for: Households ready to buy a bidet-equipped toilet now, especially users who value heated seating, adjustable cleansing, and Universal Height.
Not ideal for: Shoppers who want a basic toilet, need broad bidet-seat interchangeability, or prefer to avoid separate installation purchases.
- Model:MW7763346CEFG#01
- Type:Two-piece elongated toilet with S2 bidet seat
- Flush rate:1.28 GPF
- Height:Universal Height
- Flush system:Tornado Flush
- Bowl glaze:CEFIONTECT
- Bidet features:Adjustable warm-water cleansing, heated seat, deodorizer, warm-air dryer, and night light
- Cleaning features:PREMIST and EWATER+ self-cleaning wand
- Water and pressure settings:3 water-temperature settings and 5 water-pressure settings
Our verdict“Choose this Drake package when you want an included, feature-rich bidet seat rather than the optional upgrade path of the standard Drake.”
TOTO Drake Two-Piece Elongated Toilet, 1.28 GPF, Universal Height, 10-Inch Rough-In, Cotton White
This Drake fills a specific fit problem: it is built for a 10-inch rough-in, while the standard Drake and Drake Transitional models in this roundup call for 12 inches. If your existing drain location is fixed, that measurement can matter more than a longer feature list. The toilet still brings Tornado Flush, CEFIONTECT, and a SoftClose seat, along with Universal Height and an elongated bowl. Its 1.28 GPF WaterSense-certified flush also keeps water use in line with the standard Drake. The tradeoff is that this is not a flexible substitute for a 12-inch model; confirm the rough-in before choosing it. Mounting bolts, wax ring, and supply line are sold separately, so the special fit does not make installation a complete package. Buyers with a conventional 12-inch rough-in should compare it with the standard Drake instead.
Pros:- 10-inch rough-in fits installations that the standard 12-inch Drake is not specified for.
- Universal Height and an elongated bowl support everyday comfort.
- Tornado Flush and CEFIONTECT help with bowl rinsing and upkeep.
- WaterSense-certified 1.28 GPF flush and included SoftClose seat.
Cons:- The 10-inch rough-in limits where it can be installed.
- Wax ring, mounting bolts, and water supply line are sold separately.
- Less suitable than a standard 12-inch Drake when the bathroom has a conventional rough-in.
Best for: Renovators replacing a toilet in a bathroom with a measured 10-inch rough-in who want Universal Height and an elongated bowl.
Not ideal for: Buyers with a standard 12-inch rough-in or anyone who has not confirmed the distance from the finished wall to the drain bolts.
- Model:MS776124CEFG.10#01
- Type:Two-piece elongated toilet
- Rough-in:10 inches
- Flush rate:1.28 GPF
- Flush system:Tornado Flush
- Height:Universal Height
- Glaze:CEFIONTECT
- Seat:SoftClose included
- Certifications:WaterSense certified; ADA compliant
Our verdict“Choose this model only after confirming a 10-inch rough-in; for a standard 12-inch layout, the regular Drake is the better fit.”
TOTO Drake Transitional Two-Piece Elongated 1.28 GPF Universal Height Tornado Flush Toilet with Cefiontect, Cotton White
The Drake Transitional is a strong match for shoppers who want familiar Drake cleaning features in a 12-inch rough-in toilet with Universal Height. Its Tornado Flush and CEFIONTECT glaze target bowl rinsing and reduced waste adhesion, while the elongated bowl provides a comfortable shape for everyday use. Compared with the 10-inch Drake in this lineup, it fits the more common 12-inch layout; compared with the bidet-equipped Drake WASHLET+, it keeps the setup focused on the toilet rather than adding electronic-seat functions. That simpler approach also means no bidet features are included. The product data does not list a seat among its components, so buyers should confirm seat inclusion before ordering. Installation items such as the wax ring, bolts, and supply line are separate, and the left-hand lever may not suit every preference.
Pros:- Tornado Flush and CEFIONTECT support bowl cleaning and reduced waste adhesion.
- Universal Height is ADA compliant.
- Elongated, two-piece design suits standard 12-inch rough-in installations.
- WaterSense-certified 1.28 GPF flush.
Cons:- Wax ring, mounting bolts, and water supply lines are sold separately.
- A left-hand trip lever may not suit every user’s preference.
- The supplied product data does not specify an included seat.
Best for: Buyers with a 12-inch rough-in who want a Universal Height, elongated Drake with Tornado Flush and CEFIONTECT but do not need an included bidet seat.
Not ideal for: Shoppers needing a 10-inch rough-in, a bidet seat in the package, or certainty that a seat is included without checking the listing.
- Model:CST786CEFG#01
- Type:Two-piece transitional elongated toilet
- Rough-in:12 inches
- Flush rate:1.28 GPF
- Flush system:Tornado Flush
- Glaze:CEFIONTECT
- Height:Universal; ADA compliant
- Trip lever:Left-hand
- Color:Cotton White
Our verdict“Pick the Drake Transitional for a standard 12-inch installation and core Drake features, but confirm seat contents and plan for separate installation supplies.”
TOTO Drake Two-Piece Elongated Toilet, 1.6 GPF, Universal Height, Tornado Flush with CEFIONTECT, Cotton White
I’d choose this Drake when bowl coverage matters more than reducing water use. Its Tornado Flush sends water in a circular rinse, while CEFIONTECT glaze helps limit waste sticking and can reduce scrubbing. The elongated bowl and ADA-compliant Universal Height also suit adults who prefer more seating space and a taller sitting position.
The tradeoff is its 1.6 GPF flush: the Drake 1.28 GPF options use less water per flush, making them better suited to households focused on conservation. This is also a two-piece setup, and the package omits the seat, wax ring, mounting bolts, and supply line, so buyers need to source those separately. I rank it for buyers who value the rinse system and accessible height over a lower flush volume and a more complete installation package.
Pros:- Tornado Flush circulates water around the bowl for a broad rinse.
- CEFIONTECT glaze helps reduce waste sticking to the surface.
- Universal Height is ADA compliant and may be easier to sit down on and stand up from.
- Elongated bowl offers more seating space than a round-front design.
Cons:- Uses 1.6 gallons per flush, more than the 1.28 GPF Drake alternatives in this roundup.
- Toilet seat, wax ring, mounting bolts, and water supply line are sold separately.
- Two-piece construction has a separate tank and bowl rather than the integrated profile of a one-piece toilet.
Best for: Households seeking an elongated, ADA-compliant TOTO toilet with a broad bowl rinse and a glaze designed to make cleanup easier.
Not ideal for: Water-conscious buyers who prefer a 1.28 GPF or dual-flush model, and shoppers who want a seat and common installation supplies included.
- Model:CST776CSFG#01
- Configuration:Two-piece elongated toilet
- Flush rate:1.6 gallons per flush
- Flush system:Tornado Flush
- Glaze:CEFIONTECT
- Height:Universal Height; ADA compliant
- Rough-in:12 inches
- Trap seal:2-1/8 inches
- Color:Cotton White
Our verdict“Choose this Drake if bowl-rinsing features and ADA-compliant height matter more to you than lower water use or an all-in-one installation package.”
How We Picked
I ranked these toilets by how well their stated features answer common buyer needs: dependable everyday use, efficient water use, practical cleaning, bathroom fit, and the complexity of the installation or seat setup. I gave more weight to models with a useful mix of features and a clear audience than to options that add a specialty feature without fitting a broad range of bathrooms. Elongated and round bowls, standard and 10-inch rough-ins, dual-flush operation, and Washlet+ compatibility all affect who can use each pick comfortably.
The ranking also reflects distinctions within families, not just the TOTO name. The Drake Transitional with Tornado Flush and CEFIONTECT leads for its balance of broadly useful features; simpler Entrada and Drake models rank as more focused alternatives. Washlet+ models earn their place for buyers who want a bidet-seat setup, but they are less universal choices. I avoid treating similar listings as identical: listed seat inclusions, flush volume, and installation measurements can change what a buyer needs to purchase or verify.
| toto toilet | Configuration | Height | Flush system | Glaze |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TOTO Aquia IV Cube Two-Piece E | Two-piece, elongated | Universal height | DYNAMAX TORNADO FLUSH | CEFIONTECT |
| TOTO Ultramax Low Profile One- | One-piece, elongated | Universal height | TORNADO FLUSH | CEFIONTECT |
| TOTO Entrada Two-Piece Round 1 | Two-piece, round | Universal height | E-Max | — |
| TOTO Drake Transitional Two-Pi | Two-piece, elongated | Standard height | TORNADO FLUSH | CEFIONTECT |
| TOTO Entrada Two-Piece Elongat | Two-piece, elongated | Universal height | — | — |
| TOTO Drake Two-Piece Elongated | — | — | Tornado Flush | CEFIONTECT |
| TOTO Aquia IV Washlet+ Two-Pie | — | — | DYNAMAX Tornado Flush | CEFIONTECT ceramic |
| TOTO Drake WASHLET+ Two-Piece | — | Universal Height | Tornado Flush | — |
| TOTO Drake Two-Piece Elongated | — | Universal Height | Tornado Flush | CEFIONTECT |
| TOTO Drake Transitional Two-Pi | — | Universal; ADA compliant | Tornado Flush | CEFIONTECT |
| TOTO Drake Two-Piece Elongated | Two-piece elongated toilet | Universal Height; ADA compliant | Tornado Flush | CEFIONTECT |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Toto Toilet
Before choosing among these TOTO models, I’d match the toilet to the room and the way it will be installed, then compare features. A flush label alone cannot tell you whether the bowl will fit, whether the existing plumbing matches, or whether you will need a separate seat. These checks help prevent buying a model that looks right on paper but creates extra work.
Measure the Rough-In Before Comparing Features
The rough-in is the distance from the finished wall to the center of the floor drain, and it determines whether a toilet can sit in the intended position. Measure from the wall itself, not the baseboard, and check whether the measurement matches a standard installation or the listed 10-inch Drake option. A small measurement error can leave the tank too close to the wall or make the toilet incompatible with the drain location. Also check the finished wall and flooring, since renovation layers can change the usable measurement. Do not assume two toilets in the same product family share the same rough-in. If the measurement is unusual, confirm the specification with the installer before ordering.
Choose Bowl Shape Around Clearance and Comfort
An elongated bowl projects farther into the room but is often preferred for its seating area; a round bowl can help preserve floor space in a compact bathroom. Measure the available clearance in front of the toilet and check local code requirements for side and front clearance. A round bowl does not automatically solve a tight layout if the door, vanity, or nearby fixture blocks access. Likewise, choosing an elongated bowl without checking the room can make a bathroom feel cramped. Think about who uses the bathroom and how often before treating the smaller footprint as the only priority. The Entrada Round is the clearest compact-bathroom choice in this group, while most listed alternatives are elongated.
Compare Flush Volume With How You Use the Toilet
The lineup includes 1.28 GPF models, a 1.6 GPF Drake, and dual-flush Aquia IV options rated at 1.28 and 0.9 GPF. Dual flush lets users choose a lower-volume flush for certain uses, but it introduces a different control routine that every household member must be comfortable with. A single-flush model is simpler to operate, while a higher flush volume may appeal to buyers who prioritize that specification. Water use is only one part of the decision: installation conditions, maintenance, and local requirements also matter. Check applicable plumbing rules before selecting a model, especially during a remodel. Compare the stated flush volumes rather than assuming all TOTO toilets use the same amount.
Decide Whether Bowl-Care Features Justify a Premium Setup
CEFIONTECT is a ceramic glaze feature intended to help keep waste from sticking to the bowl, and Tornado Flush describes the flushing design used on selected Drake models. These features may reduce some cleaning effort, but they do not remove the need for regular cleaning or guarantee that a bathroom will stay spotless. If easy bowl care is a priority, compare models that list both features with simpler options that do not. Consider what cleaning products are safe for the finish and follow the manufacturer’s care directions. Paying more for named features makes the most sense when they address a real household preference, not just because the specification list is longer. Buyers who want a basic replacement may value fit and included components more.
Check What Comes With the Toilet and What Needs Power
Product names can signal a SoftClose seat or a Washlet+ configuration, but not every listing describes the seat the same way. Confirm the exact package contents before ordering, including whether the seat, bolts, supply line, and any required accessories are included. A Washlet or bidet seat may need a nearby electrical outlet, and adding one later can mean extra installation work. Washlet+ models are designed around a compatible toilet-and-seat arrangement, which can appeal to buyers planning the whole setup together. A basic toilet may be the cleaner choice if you do not want electrical work or additional controls. Treat the full installation plan—not just the bowl—as part of the purchase decision.
Match the Toilet to the People Using It
Universal-height toilets can feel more convenient for many adults, but they may be less comfortable for small children or people who prefer a lower seat. Seat height affects how easily users sit down and stand up, so check the finished height with the seat installed rather than relying on the bowl description alone. In a shared bathroom, consider the needs of the youngest and oldest regular users, not only the person choosing the fixture. A round bowl can also be easier to fit into a child-focused or compact bathroom, though it does not determine seat height. If accessibility is a priority, verify the complete installed height and applicable accessibility requirements with a qualified professional. The best match is the one that suits the actual household and room.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which TOTO toilet in this lineup is the safest choice for a straightforward replacement?
I would begin with the Drake or Entrada that matches the existing rough-in, bowl shape, and installation space. The product name alone does not confirm that a model will fit your drain location, so measure before choosing between similar versions. Check whether the listing includes a seat, since that can affect what else you need to buy. If you are replacing a round-bowl toilet in a small bathroom, the Entrada Round is the most direct match here. For an elongated setup, compare the standard Drake and Entrada listings against your current dimensions.
Should I choose an Aquia IV dual-flush toilet or a 1.28 GPF Drake?
Choose the Aquia IV if having two flush-volume options is a priority and your household is comfortable using dual-flush controls. The Drake is the more straightforward choice if you prefer one flush operation and want to compare several configurations, including versions with Tornado Flush and CEFIONTECT. Neither approach is automatically right for every home: the household’s habits and local plumbing requirements matter. Compare the specific Aquia model carefully, since the Washlet+ version adds a seat setup beyond the dual-flush toilet itself. Check the listed flush volumes and package contents before deciding.
Can I install a Washlet+ model if there is no outlet near the toilet?
A nearby electrical outlet may be needed for the bidet-seat functions, so the lack of one can add work to a Washlet+ installation. Ask an electrician or installer about safe outlet placement before buying if you are unsure how your bathroom is wired. Do not plan on an extension cord as a substitute for an appropriate installation. If adding power is not practical, a non-Washlet toilet in this roundup avoids that particular requirement. Confirm the requirements for the exact Washlet seat and toilet package you plan to purchase.
How do I know whether the 10-inch rough-in Drake will fit my bathroom?
Measure from the finished wall to the center of the floor drain, excluding the baseboard. The 10-inch Drake is specifically listed for a 10-inch rough-in, so compare your measurement with its installation specification rather than relying on the model family name. If the toilet is already installed, the measurement can be taken from the wall to the center of the floor bolts as a practical reference. Ask a plumber to confirm the measurement if the drain is hard to locate or the bathroom has been remodeled. A mismatch can make installation difficult even if the bowl and flush features suit you.
Is CEFIONTECT enough to make a toilet low-maintenance?
CEFIONTECT is intended to help limit waste sticking to the bowl, but it does not make the toilet self-cleaning. You will still need routine cleaning, and the finish should be cared for according to the manufacturer’s instructions. It may be a helpful feature for buyers who want to reduce buildup between cleanings, especially when paired with other practical bathroom habits. Compare it with the listed flush design, but do not treat either feature as a substitute for maintenance. If low upkeep is your main goal, also check how easy the seat and surrounding areas are to clean.
Conclusion
For the best overall balance in this lineup, I’d choose the TOTO Drake Transitional with Tornado Flush and CEFIONTECT, provided its elongated bowl and installation dimensions fit. The best value direction is a straightforward 1.28 GPF Entrada or Drake that matches your room, without paying for features you do not need. For a best premium setup, choose the Drake WASHLET+ or Aquia IV Washlet+ if you want a compatible bidet-seat arrangement and can accommodate its installation needs. Beginners replacing a standard toilet should focus first on rough-in, bowl shape, and whether a seat is included, then favor a simpler Entrada or Drake. For specific needs, pick the Entrada Round to save space, the 10-inch Drake for a matching rough-in, or an Aquia IV for dual-flush control. The right TOTO toilet is the one whose dimensions and setup suit your bathroom—not simply the model with the longest feature list.
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