Simple Project SNFLEX Macerating Toilet Review
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SNFLEX is Simple Project’s line of upflush toilets. They usually cost less than the best-known brand and add a couple of features we like. Here’s how the lineup breaks down.
The lineup
| Model | Best for |
|---|---|
| Two-piece 500W | Simple half baths, short runs |
| Two-piece 600W | Most basement bathrooms: toilet, sink, maybe a shower |
| Two-piece 750W | Longer or higher runs, full baths |
| One-piece 600W | A cleaner look in tighter spaces |
| One-piece slim tank | Very tight closets and under-stair baths |
| 19″ tall 600W | Comfort height for older homeowners |
What we like
- Extra inlets on the two-piece pumps for a sink and shower
- Soft-close lid and a choice of pump sizes
- Replacement pumps are sold on their own, so a worn pump doesn’t mean a whole new toilet
- Price: usually less than the big-name alternative
What to keep in mind
- Like every macerating toilet, it needs power and a proper vent
- Pick the pump size for your actual run. Don’t guess.
- Some models go on backorder, so check stock before you schedule an install
Shop the lineup
SNFLEX Two-Piece Macerating Toilet (600W)
The all-rounder. Two inlets on the pump let you tie in a sink and shower. The one most basement bathrooms need.
Check current priceSNFLEX Two-Piece Macerating Toilet (750W)
More pump for longer or higher runs, or when you’re tying in a shower and a sink on the same pump.
Check current priceSNFLEX One-Piece Macerating Toilet (600W)
Pump tucks behind the bowl, so it looks like a normal toilet and saves floor space.
Check current priceAll Simple Project Macerating Toilets
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