An old "Standard"

[yugc]

nice

[turntapzap]

Flushometer.

[TheLeonidas123]

And also the Valve is an American Standard Selectronic Valve

[michaelenandry]

@TheLeonidas123 No, it has an AEF-801 sensor.

[TheLeonidas123]

This is a "Standard" Afwall, but maybe a 80's toilet with 60's logo

[ClassicTVMan81]

No. This particular Afwall was made from 1967 until the spring of 1968. I cannot recall which Afwalls had the full gothic American Standard logo on it.

[ClassicTVMan81]

Ivan, where is this movie theater that has this toilet?

[mrKRW]

A "Standard" on an autoflush?! cool!

[ClassicTVMan81]

This so-called oldie from A-S is one of the first Afwall model 2477s (from 1967). The Sloan valve used to be a Royal Quiet-Flush II model 110, but was converted to an Optima Plus 8110.

[Fedexkinkos1991]

The trap looks very simliar to my 1946 Siacto Model.

[ClassicTVMan81]

Fix the annotation that appears at 0:02, please.

[Fun4Toilets]

cant

[Tbolt1000TForLife]

cant read russian, neither can i

[ClassicTVMan81]

I think the translation would be: "old logo."

[carx82]

This toilet is from the late 80s early 90s.:My school have the same toilets

[CiscoXfi]

No....The Logo does not match the toilet...

[ClassicTVMan81]

I am guessing this may be a very early 1967 model; as more than 95% of the Afwalls of this particular generation would have the name "American Standard" printed on them (quite possibly there may be a few of these with the A-S name in the postwar-era script rather than in the 1965-86 text).

[CiscoXfi]

ok :D

[Airnautilus]

Is this a wall hung toilet? I guess on the WTC where the same kind of toilet like this one

[CiscoXfi]

yes it is

[ClassicTVMan81]

This old "Standard" is a model Afwall F-2477, which is either a 1967 or '68 model.

[gbscms]

thats a nice toilet a good flush too I think that standard would mean american standard

[CiscoXfi]

no thats before American standard xD

[gbscms]

o I didn't even know they made old standard before american standard

[ClassicTVMan81]

"Standard" represents Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co., and it was merged into American Radiator Corp. in 1929, to create what was then the American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp., which was officially shortened to "American Standard" (the shorthand version of the name actually was used since the end of WWII) late in 1967.

[gbscms]

o that makes since

[ClassicTVMan81]

And very recently, American Standard Brands also has recently acquired both Crane Plumbing and Eljer Plumbingware ten months ago.

[gbscms]

wow strange

[CiscoXfi]

yes..

[flushboyaz]

It was the name of American Standard before they added the 'American'. I've seen some ones similar to this....but not with that logo. It's surprising actually!

[CiscoXfi]

lol

[Toiletworshipa]

circular trapway design and pressurized flush.

if you pause at 1 second you'll see a chord leading into the Toilet bowl. what is that?

[CiscoXfi]

Deodorizer?

[Toiletworshipa]

heated seat?

[CiscoXfi]

no, its a..Deodorizer..it sucks the fumes then purifies the air xD

[Toiletworshipa]

oh. :)

[CiscoXfi]

lol

[CiscoXfi]

this flushometer had a push button

[lurpakk]

That's old but that logo is on british ones usually

[CiscoXfi]

ok?