A disabled Eljer Sanus

And now, I would like to add to my collection this disabled height Eljer Sanus. The unique base style is even more pronounced at the disabled height. This particular commode was found at a McDonalds restaurant.

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• eljer
• sanus
• toilets
• flushing
• toilet
• flush
• antique
• plumbing
• vintage
• commode

[phungle01]

two blop blop

[SamuelGrahn2001]

@ILoveVintageToilets the McDonald's around my area used to have this toilet. It is an Eljer Sanus from the medium to late 1980's. But they replaced it into a Crane Hymonth in 2009. But by the way, this toilet is cool. I'd say I love this toilet.

[MrBrombomb]

I found out from Drakee99 that the tank version is known as the Emblem.

[FerdinandMagellan08]

@MrBrombomb; I want to correct myself. I don't know what they called the tank version of these. I don't think they called them an Emblem or not. The model number for the tank version of these was 151-0500.

[toiletfanextreme]

McDonald's Bathrooms Always Have That Same Flooring.

[FerdinandMagellan08]

@MrBrombomb; Yes there is. I have one in my bathroom. And I have a video for it.

[MrBrombomb]

Is the tank version of this toilet known as the Emblem?

[sanders8323]

Nice flush. There's alot of McDonald's that I've been to that have these. Interestingly, alot of these toilets with the flushometer, as opposed to having a tank, have trouble draining. It seems that when the pressure is even just slightly too high the toilet won't flush correctly. I think these particular toilets just require lower pressure to function better. As

FerdinandMagellan08 pointed out, even the tank models are finnicky with where the water level is set in the tank.

[FerdinandMagellan08]

I see how a Sanus is supposed to flush now. All the ones I run across here either have a flushometer that's messed up, or just broken. I haven't seen a Sanus yet around here that works right.......lol