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Mansfield Plumbing Wall-Hung & In-Wall Tank Toilets

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Mansfield Plumbing Wall-Hung & In-Wall Tank Toilets: buyer's guide

Mansfield Plumbing offers 5 wall-hung toilets toilets models in the lineup we track. This page is the Mansfield Plumbing-specific cut of the broader Wall-Hung & In-Wall Tank Toilets toilets category — same product class, narrowed to the Mansfield Plumbing catalog only.

About Mansfield Plumbing

Mansfield Plumbing (Perrysville, Ohio, founded 1929) is one of the last large vitreous-china toilet manufacturers still casting in the United States. The Alto, Brentwood, Cascade, Pro-Fit, and Plumber's Choice lines are stocked by plumbing-supply houses and Home Depot Pro Desks — favored by tradespeople for repair-grade rebuilds where a 1.6 GPF gravity-flush toilet is needed without the wait time of special-order premium brands.

For the complete Mansfield Plumbing lineup across all sub-types and capacities, see the Mansfield Plumbing Toilets hub.

Mansfield Plumbing Wall-Hung & In-Wall Tank Toilets models we track

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If you're cross-shopping wall-hung toilets toilets beyond Mansfield Plumbing, the following brands also ship in this category:

About Wall-Hung & In-Wall Tank Toilets toilets

A wall-hung toilet is bolted to a steel carrier inside the wall — not to the floor. The tank is hidden between studs, the bowl floats six to ten inches above the tile, and the only surface element is a slim flush plate. It's the design move that defines European-styled bath remodels in the US and the format that's exploded in luxury condos since around 2018.

  1. You need a deeper-than-standard wall. The carrier (the steel frame the bowl bolts to, holding the tank inside) is 8" deep — meaning you need a 2x6 framed wall, or you need to bump out a 2x4 wall by furring or building a knee-wall bump-out. Retrofitting a wall-hung into a 2x4 wall almost always means a bump-out.
  2. The carrier is the real product — not the bowl....

    For the complete wall-hung toilets buyer's guide (all brands, full comparison framework), see the Wall-Hung & In-Wall Tank Toilets category hub.

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