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10 Top U.S. Toilet Manufacturers

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Finding the right toilet can make a big difference in how much you enjoy the results of a bathroom renovation or newly built home. These 10 manufacturers are among the more popular on the market in the USA, and one may just make the right model for your budget and preferences.

Kohler

Kohler is a major manufacturer of plumbing fixtures, and it makes a wide range of different toilet models for different needs and price points. If you're considering a Kohler toilet, look at reviews for the individual models you're considering; functionality and features can vary widely across the brand's product range.

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American Standard

As another major plumbing manufacturer, American Standard toilet models often appear on best-of lists and other recommendation lists. That means you may end up considering this brand as you shop. To find the widest range of options, try shopping for your toilet online.

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Toto

Toto is an innovative Japanese toilet manufacturer with a large presence in the USA. Known for creating efficient, modern designs, Toto may be best known for its Washlet line, which includes integrated features such as bidets and seat warmers.

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Mansfield

With a focus on design, Mansfield often offers toilets in a wide range of different colors. That makes this a suitable company to consider if you want to decorate your bathroom with unique flair rather than going for standard white colors for your fixtures.

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Gerber

Gerber makes use of new techniques and technologies to stay ahead of the curve on eco-friendliness and efficiency. If you want to use less water when you flush, Gerber's pressure-assist toilet models may be worth considering.

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Jacuzzi

Though you may not think about toilets when you hear the word "Jacuzzi," this bathroom fixture company does indeed manufacture them. Jacuzzi's toilet models include ADA-compliant options for those who want to create an accessible bathroom setup in their home or small business.

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Saniflow

Finding toilets for small spaces like tiny loft apartments or basement bathrooms can be a challenge, but Saniflow may have some options for you. Its product line includes compact, tankless models with macerator systems that make it easy to flush away waste with less water.

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Niagara

Named after the famous waterfall, Niagara's toilets don't necessarily produce a massive, wasteful cascade with every flush. In fact, some of the company's toilets are WaterSense certified and use less than a gallon with every flush, making them an eco-friendly option for conservation-conscious households.

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Sterling

Sterling is a subsidiary of Kohler, so if you trust Kohler as a brand but haven't found any of its current toilet models appealing, you may want to consider taking a look at Sterling's line. As you shop, check factors like flush ratings and the overall size of your bathroom in order to find the right model.

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St. Thomas Creations

With outlets like Consumer Reports praising specific St. Thomas Creations models, this smaller toilet brand might be considered a bit of a dark horse in a field with a lot of bigger names. Consumer Reports named the St. Thomas Creations Richmond ECO model its overall best toilet in 2017, which is something to consider if you're looking for quality.

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