Woodbridge has built its reputation on modern one-piece toilets that combine skirted, easy-clean designs with strong dual-flush performance, and the brand now spans everything from basic manual models to fully loaded smart toilets. If you want the simplest upgrade, the WOODBRIDGE B0735/T-0018 stands out as the best overall pick: a classic elongated dual-flush one-piece with a comfort height bowl and soft-close seat at a mid-range price. For buyers ready to jump into smart features, the B0960S delivers auto open/close lid, auto flush, heated seat, and bidet functions in one integrated unit, while the T-0020 square model is the go-to for contemporary bathroom designs that a round bowl would ruin. The main tradeoff in this lineup is price versus complexity — smart models add convenience but require power, more maintenance, and a bigger budget, while manual dual-flush models stay simple and reliable for years. Keep reading for the full breakdown of all 15 models and which one fits your bathroom best.
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Key Takeaways
- Woodbridge‘s lineup splits cleanly into two camps — manual one-piece dual-flush toilets and smart toilets with bidet functions — and almost every buying decision starts with choosing between those two paths.
- The classic B0735/T-0018 remains the best value because its skirted one-piece design, comfort height, and soft-close seat match features found on models costing far more, with nothing extra to break.
- Smart models like the B0930S, CHT002, and B0960S differentiate mainly on lid automation, sensor controls, and flush technology like zero-pressure or foam shield systems — pick based on which convenience features you’ll actually use daily.
- Trim details matter more than expected here: the B0940 and B0750 lines offer chrome, matte black, and brushed gold buttons that let you match the toilet to your faucet and hardware finishes.
- Buyers with low water pressure or unusual plumbing setups should look at the GT071’s zero-pressure flush, which is a genuine technical advantage over standard gravity-flush models in the lineup.
| woodbridge toilet | Model | Seat height | Certifications |
|---|---|---|---|
| WOODBRIDGE B0930S Smart Toilet | B0930S | 17-3/8 inches (ADA) | — |
| WOODBRIDGE One-Piece Toilet wi | B0940-F-C | — | WaterSense, UPC, CSA, ANSI Z124.1, ANSI A112.19.7, Massachusetts Plumbing & Gas Code |
| WOODBRIDGE One-Piece Smart Toi | — | 17.3 inches | — |
| WOODBRIDGE Smart Toilet with A | GT071 | — | — |
| WOODBRIDGE One-Piece Elongated | B0735/T-0018L | — | UPC, CSA, WaterSense, ANSI Z124.1, ANSI A112.19.7 |
| WOODBRIDGE Smart Toilet with A | — | — | — |
| WOODBRIDGE Voice Control Smart | — | 17-3/8 inches (ADA compliant) | — |
| WOODBRIDGE B0960S Smart Toilet | — | 17-1/8 inches (ADA compliant) | UL1431, CSA C22; complies with IPC, UPC, NPC |
| WOODBRIDGE T-0020 Modern Squar | — | 17-19 inches with seat | — |
| WOODBRIDGE T-0018/B-0735 Dual | — | — | UPC, CSA, WaterSense, ANSI Z124.1, ANSI A112.19.7 |
| WOODBRIDGE EBT350 Smart Toilet | EBT350 | 17⅜ inches (ADA compliant) | — |
| WOODBRIDGE Modern Elongated On | B0750-BG | — | UPC, CSA, WaterSense, ANSI Z124.1, ANSI A112.19.7 |
| WOODBRIDGE One-Piece Toilet wi | B0940-F-MB | 17-19 inches (chair height, ADA compliant) | WaterSense, UPC, CSA, ANSI Z124.1, ANSI A112.19.7 |
| WOODBRIDGE EBT700 One Piece Sm | EBT700 | — | IPC, IRC, UPC, NPC; ASME A112.4.2/CSA B45.16-2015 (R2020) |
| WOODBRIDGE One-Piece Toilet wi | B0940-F-BN | 17-19 inches (chair height) | WaterSense, UPC, CSA |
More Details on Our Top Picks
WOODBRIDGE B0930S Smart Toilet with Bidet, Foam Shield, and ADA Comfort Height
Among WOODBRIDGE’s smart lineup, the B0930S stands out for pairing a 1000g MaP flush score with one of the most complete comfort packages available. The foam shield and deodorizer are features most competitors — including the B0931S voice-control model — reserve for higher tiers, and the moving dryer with three air speeds means fewer towel grabs after every wash. Compared with the GT071, this model trades the zero-pressure pump system for a stronger standard flush, so homes with normal water pressure get more raw performance. The blackout flush button is a thoughtful touch that most smart toilets in this range skip entirely. The main tradeoff is dependency on electricity: nearly everything that makes this toilet “smart” goes dark during an outage except that side button, and the weight and wiring mean professional installation is realistic.
Pros:- Top-tier 1000g MaP flush performance rarely found alongside this many comfort features
- Foam shield, deodorizer, and moving dryer create a genuinely hands-free routine
- Blackout flush button keeps the toilet operational during power outages
- ADA-compliant 17-3/8-inch seat height aids mobility-limited users
Cons:- Almost all comfort features are disabled during power outages beyond the side-button flush
- Electrical and plumbing requirements make DIY installation impractical for most
Best for: Homeowners upgrading a main bathroom who want a full bidet-and-dryer experience without stepping into voice-control pricing territory
Not ideal for: Buyers in areas with frequent power outages or unreliable water pressure — most features will be sidelined, and the standard flush assumes decent supply
- Model:B0930S
- MaP flush score:1000g
- Flush options:1.6 GPF full; 1.1 GPF half
- Seat height:17-3/8 inches (ADA)
- Bidet:Front, rear, and oscillating wash with adjustable flow, position, and temperature
- Dryer:Moving dryer with low/medium/high speeds
- Power outage feature:Side-button blackout flush
- Extras:Foam shield, deodorizer, heated seat, auto lid and flush, foot sensor, eco mode
Our verdict“The most complete WOODBRIDGE smart toilet for buyers who want luxury features and top flush performance in one unit.”
WOODBRIDGE One-Piece Toilet with Soft-Closing Seat, Chair Height, 1.28 GPF Dual Flush, Chrome Button (B0940-F-C)
If the smart models feel like overkill, the B0940-F-C proves you don’t need electricity to get WOODBRIDGE’s core strengths: a 1000-gram MaP flush, WaterSense-certified 1.28 GPF dual flushing, and the same chair-height accessibility as the pricier B0930S. The fully concealed trapway and smooth skirted sides wipe down in seconds, which is the practical difference between this and older two-piece designs with exposed plumbing. Compared with the B0735/T-0018, this model’s 1.28 GPF rating is fixed across both flush options rather than offering a 1.0 GPF light flush, so heavy water savers may prefer the older design — but the B0940-F-C counters with a fresher look and the chrome button detail. The all-in-one box (seat, wax ring, bolts, tools) removes the usual nickel-and-dime surprise. The catch is size: the elongated footprint eats space in tight powder rooms.
Pros:- 1000g MaP siphon flush matches the performance of models costing far more
- Fully concealed trapway eliminates crevices where grime collects
- Everything included in the box: pre-installed seat, wax ring, bolts, and tools
- WaterSense certification keeps water bills in check
Cons:- Large elongated footprint limits placement in compact bathrooms
- One-piece construction is heavy and awkward for solo installation
Best for: Budget-conscious renovators who want premium flush performance and comfort height without paying for smart features they won’t use
Not ideal for: Owners of small powder rooms or half baths — the elongated bowl and 28.5-inch depth demand real floor space
- Model:B0940-F-C
- Dimensions:28.5″D x 14.5″W x 27.5″H
- Flush type:Dual flush siphon, 1.28 GPF
- MaP score:1000 grams
- Seat:Soft-closing with stainless steel hinge
- Certifications:WaterSense, UPC, CSA, ANSI Z124.1, ANSI A112.19.7, Massachusetts Plumbing & Gas Code
Our verdict“The smart choice for buyers who want WOODBRIDGE quality and comfort height at a standard-toilet price.”
WOODBRIDGE One-Piece Smart Toilet with Auto Dual Flush
This tankless model carves out a distinct niche: it offers four separate flushing methods — off-seat auto, button, foot sensor, and remote — which is more touch-free flexibility than either the B0930S or the GT071 provide. That matters most in households with kids or hygiene-conscious members who never want to touch a surface. The bidet covers posterior, feminine, and pulsating washes with a self-cleaning wand, and the LED night light is a genuine quality-of-life feature the standard B0940-F-C simply can’t offer. Tradeoffs exist, though. Backup batteries are sold separately, so an outage could leave you without any flush until you buy them — a weaker fallback than the B0930S’s built-in blackout button. It also demands a minimum dynamic water pressure of 0.07 MPa, ruling out homes with weak supply, where the pump-assisted GT071 is the better fit.
Pros:- Four flushing methods including foot sensor and remote — the most touchless options in this lineup
- Self-cleaning bidet wand with multiple wash modes and adjustable pressure
- LED night light, heated seat, and warm air dryer add everyday comfort
- Dual flush averages a water-sipping 1.28 GPF
Cons:- Backup batteries are not included, leaving a gap during power outages
- Requires minimum dynamic water pressure of 0.07 MPa to operate reliably
Best for: Families and hygiene-focused buyers who want maximum touchless operation and a night light for midnight bathroom trips
Not ideal for: Homes with low or unstable water pressure, or buyers unwilling to buy backup batteries for outage protection
- Type:One-piece tankless smart toilet
- Seat height:17.3 inches
- Flush options:1.6 GPF / 1.0 GPF
- Average flush:1.28 GPF
- Flushing methods:Off-seat, button, foot sensor, remote control
- Bidet:Posterior, feminine, pulsating with self-cleaning wand
- Extras:Heated seat, warm air dryer, deodorization, LED night light
- Water pressure requirement:Above 0.07 MPa dynamic or 0.8 MPa static
- Warranty:1-year limited
Our verdict“The best pick for buyers who prioritize never touching the toilet, provided their water pressure is up to the task.”
WOODBRIDGE Smart Toilet with Automatic Lid and Zero-Pressure Flush (GT071)
The GT071 solves a problem no other toilet in this roundup addresses: a built-in tank with pump-assisted, zero-pressure flushing designed for homes where supply pressure is weak or erratic. While the B0930S and the tankless auto-dual-flush model both assume healthy water pressure, the GT071 flushes reliably regardless — and does it under 50 dB, quieter than most gravity systems. The comfort stack is generous: four levels of seat heat and wash temperature, warm air drying, seven ambient light colors, and an aromatherapy compartment. Compared with the CHT002 or B0960S, its sensor range is unusually adjustable (20 to 100 cm), letting you tune lid activation so it doesn’t open every time someone walks past the door. The tradeoffs are ongoing: fragrance tablets are consumables you’ll need to keep buying, and dialing in every adjustable setting to personal taste takes patience during setup.
Pros:- Pump-assisted built-in tank flushes reliably in homes with weak or unstable water pressure
- Ultra-quiet operation below 50 dB
- Adjustable sensor range from 20 to 100 cm prevents accidental lid triggers
- Four temperature and pressure levels for both wash and seat heat
Cons:- Aromatherapy compartment requires regularly purchased fragrance tablets
- Numerous adjustable features take real time to configure to personal preference
Best for: Homeowners with low or fluctuating water pressure who still want a full-featured smart toilet
Not ideal for: Buyers who dislike consumable accessories or fussy setup — the fragrance tablets and extensive settings demand ongoing attention
- Model:GT071
- Type:One-piece smart toilet, ADA height
- Flush system:Built-in tank, pump-assisted zero-pressure design
- Wash functions:Posterior and feminine, 4 temperature/pressure levels
- Sensor distance:20, 40, 60, 80, or 100 cm
- Lighting:7 ambient colors plus motion-activated night light
- Flush noise:Below 50 dB
- Warranty:1-year limited
Our verdict“The only WOODBRIDGE smart toilet built for weak water pressure, with comfort extras to justify the upgrade.”
WOODBRIDGE One-Piece Elongated Dual Flush Toilet with Soft Closing Seat (B0735/T-0018)
As WOODBRIDGE’s established classic, the B0735/T-0018 holds its place for one reason over the newer B0940-F-C: a true 1.0/1.6 GPF dual flush, giving light flushes a lower floor and saving more water over years of use. The fully glazed skirted trapway is the cleaning story here — no exposed bends collecting dust or drips, which matters most for guest bathrooms that get deep-cleaned infrequently. Comfort-height seating matches the accessibility of the smart models without any electrical requirements. The tradeoff is honest and physical: at 151 pounds, this is a two-person (or three-person) installation job, and the 1-year limited warranty is thinner than buyers moving from other brands might expect. If maximum water savings and a proven design matter more than the newest button finishes, this remains the pick.
Pros:- 1.0 GPF light flush option saves more water than fixed 1.28 GPF rivals
- Skirted, fully glazed trapway makes cleaning fast with no hidden corners
- Quiet siphon flush resists clogs and leaks over time
- Complete installation package with pre-installed soft-close seat included
Cons:- 151-pound one-piece body is genuinely difficult to maneuver and install
- Only a 1-year limited warranty
Best for: Water-conscious households and guest bathrooms where a proven, no-electricity design with a 1.0 GPF light flush earns its keep
Not ideal for: Solo installers or buyers wanting longer warranty coverage — the 151-pound weight and 1-year term are real limitations
- Model:B0735/T-0018L
- Shape:Elongated, white porcelain
- Flush type:Dual flush 1.0/1.6 GPF
- Seat:Soft-closing, pre-installed
- Weight:151 pounds
- Certifications:UPC, CSA, WaterSense, ANSI Z124.1, ANSI A112.19.7
- Warranty:1-year limited
Our verdict“A dependable, water-sipping classic best suited to buyers who value proven flush design over the latest styling.”
WOODBRIDGE Smart Toilet with Auto Open/Close Lid, Foot Sensor, Auto Flush, and Heated Seat (CHT002)
Not everyone wants a toilet that does everything, and the CHT002 is built around that idea. While the B0960S and B0931S pack in bidet wands, dryers, and remotes, this model keeps its feature set lean: sensor-driven lid and flushing, a 4-level heated seat, a night light, and side-button controls you can actually reach without hunting for a remote. Skipping the built-in bidet also means fewer internal components and a simpler installation than its combo siblings. The tradeoff is real, though — buyers who want wash functionality will need to look elsewhere, and like all smart models here, the heated seat and sensors go dark without power. The manual flush backup covers emergencies, but the toilet loses most of its personality in an outage.
Pros:- Hands-free auto open/close lid and sensor flushing with a toe-kick backup trigger
- Heated seat with four adjustable warmth levels up to 106°F
- Manual flush backup continues working during power outages
- No remote needed — simple side-button controls reduce clutter and lost accessories
Cons:- No built-in bidet, unlike the B0960S and B0931S in this lineup
- Core smart features are dead during power outages despite the manual flush
- Only a 1-year limited warranty
Best for: Buyers who want hands-free automation and a heated seat without paying for bidet features they’ll never use
Not ideal for: Anyone expecting a full washlet experience — there’s no bidet wand or dryer at this price point
- Type:One-piece tankless smart toilet
- Heated Seat:4 levels, 91-106°F
- Bidet:No built-in bidet
- Controls:Side button panel
- Sensors:Approach and toe-kick sensors
- Night Light:Yes
- Warranty:1-year limited
Our verdict“The right pick if you want sensor automation and a warm seat but find full bidet toilets like the B0960S overcomplicated.”
WOODBRIDGE Voice Control Smart Toilet with 1000g MaP Flush Score (B0931S)
The B0931S sits at the top of the smart tier in this roundup, and its 1000g MaP flush score is the number that justifies it — that’s maximum-rated waste clearance, well beyond what the standard T-0018 siphon flush needs to handle. Compared with the B0960S, it adds voice control, a foam shield that prevents splashback, a dual flush for water savings, and a moving air dryer with three heat settings. The 17-3/8 inch ADA-compliant seat height and blackout flush make it practical, not just flashy. The compromises: installation is genuinely more involved than a standard one-piece, most features depend on electricity, and you’re paying a premium over the non-smart models here. Buyers wanting luxury without the wiring hassle should look at the T-0020 instead.
Pros:- Top-rated 1000g MaP flush score with dual 1.6/1.1 GPF options for water savings
- Three hands-free operation modes: voice control, foot sensor, and auto open/close lid
- ADA-compliant 17-3/8 inch chair height for accessibility
- Blackout flush works during power outages, with U.S.-based support and free warranty parts
Cons:- Most smart features, including the heated seat, require electrical power
- Complex installation compared with a standard toilet or even simpler smart models
- Highest price tier in this lineup
Best for: Homeowners doing a full bathroom renovation who want maximum flushing power and full hands-free luxury
Not ideal for: Budget renovators or rental properties — the price and professional installation requirements are hard to justify there
- Flush Performance:1000g MaP score
- Flush Options:1.6 GPF full / 1.1 GPF half
- Seat Height:17-3/8 inches (ADA compliant)
- Controls:Voice, foot sensor, auto open/close
- Wash Modes:Front, rear, oscillating with adjustable flow, position, temperature
- Dryer Settings:Low, medium, high
- Special Features:Foam shield, auto deodorizing, eco mode, blackout flush
Our verdict“The most capable toilet in this roundup — worth it only if flush power and full automation are priorities over budget.”
WOODBRIDGE B0960S Smart Toilet with Auto Open/Close, Auto Flush, Heated Seat, and Bidet
The B0960S is the pick for buyers who want the complete wash-and-dry experience without stepping all the way up to the B0931S’s voice control and premium price. Its bidet covers posterior, feminine, and pulsating modes with adjustable pressure, and the warm air dryer plus air purification with an ionized carbon filter round out a genuinely touch-free routine. The quiet 1.28 GPF siphonic flush is WaterSense-efficient, though it can’t match the B0931S’s 1000g MaP rating for raw clearing power. Compared with the simpler CHT002, you get the wash functionality that model lacks, but you take on remote-dependence and more electronics that could mean higher long-term repair costs. The UL and CSA certifications, plus an extra warranty year through registration, soften that risk somewhat.
Pros:- Multiple bidet wash modes with filtered water and adjustable pressure
- Fully hands-free operation with auto lid, auto flush, and remote control
- ADA-compliant 17-1/8 inch height with heated contoured seat
- UL1431 and CSA certified, with an extra warranty year via registration
Cons:- Requires electrical connection and likely professional installation
- Complex electronics raise long-term maintenance and repair risk
- Flush power trails the B0931S despite the similar smart feature set
Best for: Buyers prioritizing hygiene — full bidet washing, filtered water, and a dryer in one hands-free unit
Not ideal for: DIYers on a tight timeline — the electrical connection and complex setup usually call for a professional
- Seat Height:17-1/8 inches (ADA compliant)
- Flush Type:Single flush, siphonic
- Flush Rate:1.28 GPF
- Wash Functions:Posterior, feminine, pulsating; adjustable pressure
- Control:Wireless remote
- Features:Auto open/close, auto flush, heated seat, warm air dryer, air purification, night light
- Certifications:UL1431, CSA C22; complies with IPC, UPC, NPC
Our verdict“The best balance of bidet luxury and hands-free convenience if voice control and maximum flush power aren’t must-haves.”
WOODBRIDGE T-0020 Modern Square One-Piece Dual-Flush Toilet with Soft-Close Seat
Most toilets in this roundup are rounded and conventional; the T-0020’s square silhouette is what sets it apart, making it the choice for contemporary bathrooms where the fixture is part of the design. Functionally it shares a lot with the T-0018 — skirted trapway, chair-height seating, dual flush, WaterSense certification — so the real decision between them is aesthetic. The quick-release soft-close seat pops off for cleaning, and the quiet siphon flush keeps noise down in smaller homes. On the downside, the sharper footprint and one-piece construction can make installation in narrow or tight spaces genuinely awkward, and the 1-year warranty is thin given what you’re spending. There’s no heated seat or bidet here; this is a style pick, not a tech pick.
Pros:- Distinctive square design that stands out from typical rounded one-piece models
- Skirted trapway eliminates exposed pipes and curves for faster cleaning
- Soft-close quick-release seat with included installation hardware
- WaterSense certified with dual 1.0/1.6 GPF flush options
Cons:- Installation can be difficult in narrow or confined bathrooms
- Only a 1-year limited warranty
- No smart features compared with similarly priced WOODBRIDGE smart models
Best for: Design-conscious homeowners updating a modern bathroom who want a distinctive square profile
Not ideal for: Tight powder rooms or anyone wanting smart features — the footprint is less forgiving and there’s no bidet or heated seat
- Type:One-piece elongated, square design
- Flush:Dual flush, 1.0/1.6 GPF; 1.28 GPF average
- Seat Height:17-19 inches with seat
- Seat:Soft-close, quick-release
- Certification:WaterSense, UPC, CSA
- Color:White
- Warranty:1 year limited
Our verdict“Buy it for the looks and solid dual-flush basics — skip it if your priority is technology or a tight fit.”
WOODBRIDGE T-0018/B-0735 Dual Flush Elongated One-Piece Toilet with Soft Closing Seat, Comfort Height, White
The T-0018/B-0735 is the workhorse of this lineup: no electricity, no sensors, no bidet — just a skirted one-piece design, a quiet fully glazed siphon flush, and comfort-height seating at a price well below the smart models. Compared with the T-0020, you give up the square styling but gain a more forgiving footprint and an all-in-one install package — seat pre-installed, wax ring, floor bolts, and tools all in the box, which is why it’s the value pick for DIY replacements. Set against the B0960S, it obviously lacks heated seats and washing, but it also lacks the wiring requirements and long-term electronic repair risk. The honest drawbacks: one-piece units are heavy and awkward to lift solo, and the 1-year warranty is the shortest coverage you’d want to accept.
Pros:- Skirted design with no corners or grooves makes cleaning genuinely quick
- Quiet, fully glazed siphon flush with clog- and leak-free track record
- Complete package: pre-installed soft-close seat, wax ring, bolts, and tools
- WaterSense certified with a long list of code approvals including Massachusetts
Cons:- One-piece body is heavy and awkward to maneuver during installation
- Only a 1-year limited warranty
- No smart or bidet features at any price add-on
Best for: DIY homeowners replacing an old toilet who want an easy-clean skirted design and everything included in one box
Not ideal for: Buyers with mobility-limited households wanting washlet features, or anyone lifting solo — the one-piece body is heavy
- Type:One-piece, dual flush, elongated
- Dimensions:28.5 L x 14.5 W x 22 H inches
- Seat:Soft-close, pre-installed, stainless steel hinge
- Height:Comfort height (chair height)
- Certifications:UPC, CSA, WaterSense, ANSI Z124.1, ANSI A112.19.7
- Color:White
- Warranty:1 year limited
Our verdict“The smart buy if you want a clean-look, no-frills one-piece toilet and don’t want to pay for electronics you don’t need.”
WOODBRIDGE EBT350 Smart Toilet with Foam Shield
This option stands out for packing nearly the full WOODBRIDGE smart-toilet feature set — auto open/close, heated seat, adjustable wash, moving dryer, foam shield, and deodorizer — into a more streamlined package than the bulkier EBT700. The 1000g MaP flush score matches the brand’s best standard models, so buyers aren’t trading flushing power for gadgetry. What genuinely differentiates it is the blackout flush button, which the EBT700 lacks; when power fails, this toilet still flushes. The foam shield also does a quieter job of suppressing splash and odor than models without it. The tradeoff is real: nearly everything beyond the manual flush depends on a live electrical outlet, and the 17⅜-inch seat height, while ADA-friendly, sits slightly lower than the EBT700’s rim for taller users.
Pros:- 1000g MaP flush performance on par with WOODBRIDGE’s top standard toilets
- Blackout flush button keeps the toilet usable during power outages
- Foam shield plus deodorizing system controls odor and splash
- ADA-compliant 17⅜-inch seat height with heated comfort
Cons:- Most smart features, including the heated seat and auto lid, are dead without power
- More components mean more potential service points than a basic one-piece model
Best for: Tech-forward homeowners in compact bathrooms who want full smart features but still need a working flush during outages
Not ideal for: Buyers without a GFCI outlet near the toilet, or anyone wanting a minimal, maintenance-free fixture
- Brand:WOODBRIDGE
- Model:EBT350
- Flush performance:1000g MaP
- Flush rates:1.6 GPF full / 1.1 GPF half
- Seat height:17⅜ inches (ADA compliant)
- Key features:Auto open/close, heated seat, foam shield, deodorizer, moving dryer, nightlight, LED display
- Power outage flush:Side button
Our verdict“This pick makes the most sense for buyers who want EBT700-level luxury in a tighter footprint with the safety net of an outage-proof flush.”
WOODBRIDGE Modern Elongated One-Piece Dual Flush Toilet with Soft Closing Seat, Brushed Gold Button (B0750-BG, White)
Among WOODBRIDGE’s standard one-piece lineup, this model earns its place on aesthetics alone: the brushed gold flush button turns an otherwise familiar white toilet into a design accent, something the chrome-button B0940-F-C and matte black B0940-F-MB can’t do for warm-toned bathrooms. Mechanically it’s a proven formula — 1000g MaP score, dual 1.0/1.6 GPF flush, skirted trapway, soft-close seat with stainless hinges — and the all-in-one box with wax ring, bolts, and a special wrench keeps installation costs down. Compared with the B0940 series, its 1.0 GPF half flush is slightly more aggressive on water savings. The tradeoffs: at 96 pounds, it’s a genuine two-person carry, and the gold hardware locks you into matching finishes elsewhere in the room.
Pros:- Brushed gold button adds a designer touch rarely found at this tier
- Top-tier 1000g MaP dual flush with a frugal 1.0 GPF half flush
- Skirted trapway eliminates corners and grooves for faster cleaning
- WaterSense certified and ships with wax ring, bolts, and installation wrench
Cons:- Heavy one-piece body at 96 pounds makes handling and installation awkward
- Gold accent limits hardware-matching flexibility compared to chrome or nickel options
Best for: Homeowners designing a warm, brass-accented bathroom who want a reliable toilet that doubles as a design element
Not ideal for: Budget renovators planning chrome or matte black fixtures, or anyone installing alone without help moving 96 pounds of porcelain
- Brand:WOODBRIDGE
- Model:B0750-BG
- Color:White with brushed gold button
- Shape:Elongated (oval)
- Flush type:Dual flush, 1.0/1.6 GPF
- MaP flushing score:1000 grams
- Dimensions:26.37″D x 14.5″W x 27.87″H
- Weight:96 pounds
- Certifications:UPC, CSA, WaterSense, ANSI Z124.1, ANSI A112.19.7
Our verdict“Buy it if your bathroom’s palette calls for gold; skip it if you want a neutral accent or an easier solo install.”
WOODBRIDGE One-Piece Toilet with Soft Closing Seat, Chair Height, Matte Black Button, White (B0940-F-MB)
This is the workhorse pick of the standard lineup: the same 1000g MaP siphon flush, WaterSense certification, and ADA-compliant 17-19 inch chair height as the chrome-button B0940-F-C, but dressed with a matte black accent that suits contemporary black-and-white bathrooms. Compared with the brushed gold B0750-BG, it runs a simpler single-rate 1.28 GPF flush rather than dual flush — slightly less fine-grained water control, but fewer moving parts and a quieter, proven system. The fully concealed trapway and pre-installed soft-close seat mean it’s genuinely ready to drop in out of the box. The honest drawback: a one-piece body is heavier and less forgiving to maneuver than a two-piece, and the black button is a committed style choice.
Pros:- Quiet 1000g MaP siphon flush with a strong clog-resistance record
- ADA-compliant chair height eases sitting and standing
- Fully concealed trapway and smooth surfaces cut cleaning time
- Complete package with pre-installed seat, wax ring, bolts, and wrench
Cons:- Single 1.28 GPF rate forfeits the half-flush savings of dual-flush siblings
- One-piece construction is heavier and harder to handle than two-piece models
Best for: Buyers with modern black-hardware bathrooms who want a no-frills, clog-resistant chair-height toilet
Not ideal for: Households wanting dual-flush water savings, or those with mixed metallic finishes that clash with matte black
- Brand:WOODBRIDGE
- Model:B0940-F-MB
- Type:One-piece toilet
- Flush rate:1.28 GPF
- MaP flush score:1000 grams
- Seat height:17-19 inches (chair height, ADA compliant)
- Button finish:Matte black
- Certifications:WaterSense, UPC, CSA, ANSI Z124.1, ANSI A112.19.7
Our verdict“The strongest choice for a black-accented modern bathroom where reliability and comfort height matter more than flush options.”
WOODBRIDGE EBT700 One Piece Smart Toilet with Auto Open & Close Lid
Where the EBT350 offers smart features, the EBT700 goes further toward a completely touchless bathroom experience: auto lid, auto flush, and a foot-operated sensor mean you can use it without touching anything. The self-cleaning bidet wand adds posterior, feminine, and pulsating modes, positioning it above the B0930S for buyers who prioritize wash customization, while the heated contoured seat, warm air dryer, and LED night light round out the comfort package. Its dual siphonic flush averages 1.28 GPF, matching the efficiency of the standard B0940 series despite all the electronics. Two honest concerns stand out: unlike the EBT350, there’s no dedicated blackout flush button, and the base warranty is only one year unless you remember to register for the second.
Pros:- Fully hands-free operation via auto lid, auto flush, and foot sensor
- Self-cleaning bidet wand with three wash modes
- Heated contoured seat and warm air dryer add real winter comfort
- Quiet dual siphonic flush averaging an efficient 1.28 GPF
Cons:- Smart features are inoperable during power outages with no manual flush backup like the EBT350’s side button
- More complex maintenance than a standard toilet, with only a 1-year base warranty (2nd year requires registration)
Best for: Hygiene-focused households and accessibility users who benefit most from fully touchless operation
Not ideal for: Owners of older homes with unreliable power, or buyers unwilling to deal with electronic repairs on a toilet
- Model:EBT700
- Flush type:Dual siphonic, 1.6 / 1.0 GPF (1.28 GPF average)
- Wash modes:Posterior, feminine, pulsating
- Key features:Auto open/close lid, auto flush, foot sensor, heated seat, warm air dryer, LED night light, automatic deodorization
- Certifications:IPC, IRC, UPC, NPC; ASME A112.4.2/CSA B45.16-2015 (R2020)
- Warranty:1-year limited (2 years with registration)
Our verdict“The pick for maximum touchless convenience — as long as you register the warranty and accept its dependence on electricity.”
WOODBRIDGE One-Piece Toilet with Soft-Close Seat, Chair Height, 1.28 GPF, Brushed Nickel Button, White (B0940-F-BN)
This model is essentially the B0940-F-MB with a brushed nickel button, and that subtle swap is its whole argument: brushed nickel is the safest hardware match in the lineup, blending with everything from chrome faucets to oil-rubbed bronze mirrors where the matte black and brushed gold versions would clash. Everything else follows the proven B0940 formula — 1.28 GPF siphon flush, 1000g MaP score, chair height, concealed trapway, and a complete install kit with the hand wrench. Compared with the B0750-BG, you give up the dual-flush half option, but you also give up 96 pounds of awkward bulk for a more manageable install. It’s the least exciting pick here, and that’s precisely its value: it disappears into almost any bathroom.
Pros:- Brushed nickel button matches the widest range of existing bathroom hardware
- 1000g MaP siphon flush with WaterSense certification
- Chair height and soft-close seat with stainless steel hinges for everyday comfort
- Concealed trapway and smooth surface simplify routine cleaning
Cons:- No dual-flush option, so every flush uses the full 1.28 GPF
- Full one-piece toilet installation is far more involved than a seat swap and may need a second person
Best for: Buyers replacing a toilet in an existing bathroom with mixed or brushed nickel fixtures who want zero style risk
Not ideal for: Renovators chasing a statement look, or water-savers who want dual-flush control
- Brand:WOODBRIDGE
- Model:B0940-F-BN
- Type:One-piece toilet
- Flush rate:1.28 GPF siphon
- MaP score:1,000 grams
- Seat height:17-19 inches (chair height)
- Button finish:Brushed nickel
- Certifications:WaterSense, UPC, CSA
Our verdict“The low-risk default choice — reliable, comfortable, and finish-neutral enough to install almost anywhere without a second thought.”
How We Picked
My ranking starts with a simple split: manual dual-flush models versus smart toilets, because buyers shopping in one camp rarely belong in the other. Within the manual group, I prioritized build quality of the ceramic, the practicality of the skirted one-piece design for cleaning, comfort-height seating, and how well each model’s button trim and bowl shape suit different bathroom styles. Within the smart group, I compared which automation features actually reduce daily friction — auto flush, auto open/close lids, heated seats, foot sensors, and bidet functionality — and weighed those against added cost, power requirements, and repair risk.
I also gave weight to flush performance and installation flexibility. Models with documented high MaP scores or specialized systems like zero-pressure flush ranked higher for households with demanding usage or tricky plumbing. Finally, I considered the realistic drawbacks of each model: smart toilets carry maintenance complexity that a basic B0735 never will, and that tradeoff is reflected in how I ordered the picks rather than treating every option as equally good.
| woodbridge toilet | Certifications |
|---|---|
| WOODBRIDGE B0930S Smart Toilet | — |
| WOODBRIDGE One-Piece Toilet wi | WaterSense, UPC, CSA, ANSI Z124.1, ANSI A112.19.7, Massachusetts Plumbing & Gas Code |
| WOODBRIDGE One-Piece Smart Toi | — |
| WOODBRIDGE Smart Toilet with A | — |
| WOODBRIDGE One-Piece Elongated | UPC, CSA, WaterSense, ANSI Z124.1, ANSI A112.19.7 |
| WOODBRIDGE Smart Toilet with A | — |
| WOODBRIDGE Voice Control Smart | — |
| WOODBRIDGE B0960S Smart Toilet | UL1431, CSA C22; complies with IPC, UPC, NPC |
| WOODBRIDGE T-0020 Modern Squar | — |
| WOODBRIDGE T-0018/B-0735 Dual | UPC, CSA, WaterSense, ANSI Z124.1, ANSI A112.19.7 |
| WOODBRIDGE EBT350 Smart Toilet | — |
| WOODBRIDGE Modern Elongated On | UPC, CSA, WaterSense, ANSI Z124.1, ANSI A112.19.7 |
| WOODBRIDGE One-Piece Toilet wi | WaterSense, UPC, CSA, ANSI Z124.1, ANSI A112.19.7 |
| WOODBRIDGE EBT700 One Piece Sm | IPC, IRC, UPC, NPC; ASME A112.4.2/CSA B45.16-2015 (R2020) |
| WOODBRIDGE One-Piece Toilet wi | WaterSense, UPC, CSA |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Woodbridge Toilets
Before settling on a specific Woodbridge model, it helps to understand the bigger decisions that shape the entire purchase. These factors go beyond individual product specs and affect installation, daily use, and long-term satisfaction.Manual Dual-Flush or Smart Toilet?
This is the single biggest fork in the road. A manual dual-flush one-piece model costs less, installs like a standard toilet, has no electronics to fail, and will behave the same way in year ten as it does on day one. A smart toilet adds heated seats, bidet washing, auto flush, and automated lids — genuine quality-of-life upgrades — but requires a power outlet near the toilet, more involved installation, and comfort with electronic components in a wet environment. Buyers who regret purchases in this category usually regret buying more automation than they needed, not less. Ask yourself honestly whether you’ll use bidet functions daily or whether a soft-close seat and strong flush already cover your needs.
One-Piece Construction and Why It Matters
Nearly every Woodbridge toilet uses a one-piece, fully skirted design, and that shapes both the upside and the fine print. The upside: no seam between tank and bowl where grime collects, a smooth exterior that wipes clean in seconds, and a more modern silhouette than a traditional two-piece toilet. The fine print: one-piece toilets are heavier and more awkward to carry upstairs, and because the unit is a single ceramic casting, any shipping damage means replacing the whole thing rather than one component. Measure your doorways and hallways before ordering, and inspect the crate on delivery — this is the most common pain point buyers encounter with one-piece models of any brand.
Rough-In Measurement and Bathroom Fit
The rough-in distance — the space from the finished wall to the center of the floor drain bolts — determines which models fit your bathroom at all. Most Woodbridge toilets require a standard 12-inch rough-in, and if your bathroom has an older 10-inch or 14-inch setup, a standard model will simply not seat correctly without an offset flange or adapter. Bowl shape matters for fit too: elongated bowls offer more comfortable seating but protrude further into the room, which becomes a real problem in powder rooms under five feet wide. Before comparing features at all, confirm your rough-in, your available floor depth, and whether the toilet’s width crowds a vanity or wall. Skipping this step is the most expensive mistake in the entire buying process.
Water Pressure and Flush Technology
Standard Woodbridge models rely on gravity-fed dual flush, typically 1.0 to 1.28 GPF, which works in virtually any home with normal municipal water pressure. Where pressure is weak — older homes, upper floors, or well systems with inconsistent supply — gravity flush can underperform, and that’s where models with specialized systems earn their price. The GT071’s zero-pressure flush technology is designed specifically for this scenario, using an assisted mechanism rather than relying on water head pressure alone. If you’ve never had flushing problems in your home, paying extra for pressure-assisted technology is unnecessary. If you have, it’s the difference between a toilet that works and one you fight with daily.
Electrical Requirements for Smart Models
Every smart toilet in this roundup needs a dedicated GFCI outlet within reach of the unit, and many bathrooms — especially older ones — don’t have one near the toilet. Adding an outlet means hiring an electrician, running new wiring behind finished walls, and possibly pulling a permit, which can add meaningful cost and scheduling delay to what seemed like a simple swap. Check your bathroom’s outlet situation before ordering a B0930S, CHT002, EBT350, or similar model. Also confirm your circuit capacity if your bathroom already runs a hair dryer, heated flooring, or lighting on the same circuit. Planning this in advance prevents the frustrating situation of a smart toilet arriving with no way to power it.
Finish and Design Coordination
Woodbridge offers button and accent finishes including chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, and brushed gold, and this choice is harder to change later than most buyers expect. The flush button trim is integrated into the tank top, so matching it to your faucets, shower hardware, and cabinet pulls at purchase time saves a mismatched look you can’t easily fix. White ceramic is the default and safest choice for resale, but the skirted, low-profile silhouettes — especially the square T-0020 — read distinctly modern and may clash with traditional bathrooms featuring ornate vanities or classic tile. Look at your bathroom as a whole before choosing a statement piece, because these toilets are visually prominent fixtures, not background appliances.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Woodbridge toilets a good brand compared to Kohler or TOTO?
Woodbridge competes well on design and value rather than brand heritage. Its one-piece, fully skirted designs and integrated soft-close seats often come standard where Kohler and TOTO charge extra for comparable styling, and the dual-flush performance across the lineup is solid for everyday residential use. Where the bigger brands retain an edge is in service networks and parts availability — Kohler and TOTO have decades of plumbing-supply distribution, while Woodbridge parts typically route through the manufacturer or online channels. For most homeowners, Woodbridge delivers comparable quality at a lower price, provided you’re comfortable with a newer brand’s support structure if something needs replacing.
Is it worth paying extra for a Woodbridge smart toilet over a manual dual-flush model?
It depends entirely on how you’ll use it. Smart models like the B0960S or CHT002 justify their premium if you’ll genuinely use the heated seat, bidet washing, and auto flush every day — those are features people tend to love once they’ve lived with them, especially in cold climates or households with mobility concerns. But the manual B0735/T-0018 handles the core job of flushing reliably and comfortably at a fraction of the cost, with no electronics, no outlet requirement, and almost nothing to fail over a decade. My honest advice: buy smart only if a specific feature solves a real problem for you, not because automation sounds appealing in the abstract.
Do Woodbridge toilets fit a standard 12-inch rough-in?
Yes — the majority of Woodbridge one-piece models are designed around the standard 12-inch rough-in found in most homes built since the mid-twentieth century. Measure from the finished wall (not the baseboard) to the center of the closet bolts on your existing toilet to confirm before ordering. If you find a 10-inch or 14-inch measurement, most standard Woodbridge models won’t fit without modifying the flange, which adds plumbing cost and complexity. It’s also worth checking that the wider skirted base of a one-piece design clears your existing flooring cuts, since the skirt covers more of the floor footprint than a traditional exposed-trap toilet.
How difficult is installing a Woodbridge one-piece toilet yourself?
A manual dual-flush model like the B0940 or B0750 is a reasonable DIY project for anyone comfortable with basic plumbing — the process is comparable to any standard toilet swap, and the skirted design actually simplifies sealing the base. The main challenge is weight and handling: one-piece units are heavier than a two-piece tank-and-bowl combo and awkward to maneuver alone, so plan on a second person for lifting. Smart models are a different story, requiring both water connections and electrical hookup to a GFCI outlet, and most homeowners should use a plumber and possibly an electrician for those. Budget for professional installation on any smart model unless you have real plumbing experience.
What does a foam shield feature do on Woodbridge smart toilets?
The foam shield on models like the B0930S and EBT350 creates a layer of foam across the water surface before use, which serves two purposes: it prevents waste from sticking to the bowl, reducing how often you need to clean it, and it suppresses splashback for better hygiene. It’s one of those features that sounds like a gimmick but tends to win people over in daily use, particularly in households where cleaning frequency is a recurring frustration. The tradeoff is that the foam system needs a dedicated foam cartridge that requires periodic refills, adding a small ongoing cost and one more consumable to track. If low-maintenance cleaning is your priority, the foam shield is among the most practical smart features in the lineup; if you want zero consumables, skip it and choose a model without it.
Conclusion
After comparing all 15 models, my recommendations map cleanly to buyer types. For best overall, the B0735/T-0018 delivers the classic Woodbridge formula — skirted one-piece design, comfort height, dual flush, and soft-close seat — with the fewest ways to go wrong, and its near-twin the T-0018/B-0735 offers the same package if your preferred retailer stocks one over the other. For best value, the B0940 line gives you chair height and a choice of chrome, matte black, or brushed nickel trim at a more accessible price, trading nothing away in core function. For best premium, the B0960S packs auto open/close, auto flush, heated seat, and bidet functions into the most complete smart package in this lineup, with the voice-controlled B0931S as the pick for tech-forward households. For beginners making their first one-piece upgrade, the B0750-BG with brushed gold trim is a straightforward install that adds a designer touch without any complexity. For specific needs: choose the GT071 for low water pressure, the EBT350 for foam-shield cleaning convenience, the square T-0020 for modern bathroom designs, and the ADA comfort-height B0930S for accessibility-focused smart features. Whatever you choose, confirm your rough-in and outlet situation first — that single step prevents nearly every common regret with Woodbridge toilets.
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