Gerber 21928WH Maxwell Ada Elongated Toilet Bowl White

Product Description

The GERBER 21928WH is an ADA-compliant elongated toilet bowl from the Maxwell line, designed for residential and light commercial bathroom installations. It operates as a dual-flush unit at 1.28 and 1.6 gallons per flush, supporting water-efficient performance without sacrificing flush reliability. The bowl features a front jet flushing action that directs water flow for effective bowl coverage. At 16.375 inches rim height, it meets ADA ErgoHeight requirements, making it suitable for accessibility-compliant installations. Licensed plumbers and finish contractors handle this fixture as part of new construction or remodel scopes.

The Maxwell elongated bowl is suited for residential bathrooms and ADA-accessible commercial restrooms where comfort height and water conservation are both required. The elongated bowl shape provides additional seating area compared to round-front designs. The white finish coordinates with standard fixture trim. This bowl is the lower half of a two-piece toilet system and requires a compatible Maxwell tank to complete the assembly. Installations must comply with local plumbing code requirements for water closet rough-in dimensions and floor bolt spacing.

Key Features

• Dual-flush operation at 1.28 and 1.6 gallons per flush for water conservation compliance
• ADA ErgoHeight rim at 16.375 inches meets comfort height and accessibility requirements
• Front jet flushing action for effective bowl wash coverage
• Elongated bowl shape for added user comfort
• White vitreous china finish compatible with standard bathroom fixtures

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation elongated toilet bowl for two-piece toilet assemblies requiring ADA ErgoHeight dimensions and dual-flush 1.28/1.6 GPF operation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber. Shut off the water supply and clear the drain line before setting the bowl. This is a bowl-only unit and does not include a tank, seat, or supply line. Verify rough-in dimension and floor flange condition before setting the bowl to avoid rework. Follow local plumbing code and manufacturer instructions for wax ring type and closet bolt torque.