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Toto Carlyle II

The TOTO Carlyle II is a skirted one-piece toilet with an elongated bowl, Universal Height seating and a 12-inch Unifit rough-in that adapts to 10 or 14 inches. Buy it as a toilet on its own, or as a WASHLET+ set with the S2, S5, S7 or S7A.

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What Sets the TOTO Carlyle II Apart

The Carlyle II is the skirted one-piece that also takes a Unifit rough-in — a combination only a handful of TOTO lines offer, and the reason it turns up in remodels where the drain is not in the usual place. Every model in the line shares the same core: elongated bowl, Universal Height, CEFIONTECT glaze, TORNADO FLUSH, a concealed trapway and a chrome trip lever.

Skirted, and what the skirt changes

A skirted design encloses the trapway behind a flat, continuous side wall. There is no molded S-curve on the outside of the bowl to wipe around, which is most of the cleaning work on a conventional toilet. Combined with the one-piece body, which removes the tank-to-bowl joint entirely, there is very little surface left to trap dust. It is the same reasoning behind the rest of TOTO's one-piece toilets, taken a step further.

Universal Height and an elongated bowl, with no alternative

Universal Height puts the seat roughly 17 to 19 inches from the floor instead of the 15 inches of a standard-height bowl, which meets the ADA seat-height requirement and makes standing up easier. TOTO marks it with an F in the model number — the MS614124CEFG is Universal Height. There is no standard-height Carlyle II and no round-bowl version, so if you need either, a different series is the answer. Our comparison of Universal Height vs standard height covers who is better off with the lower seat.

Two flush volumes: 1.28 GPF and 1G

The Carlyle II is sold in a 1.28 GPF version and a 1G version at 1.0 gallons per flush. Both use TORNADO FLUSH and the same bowl; the 1G simply does it with less water. Both clear WaterSense, which caps a labeled toilet at 1.28 gallons, and both are legal in the states that have adopted 1.28 as the maximum for new installations. Very low volumes leave less margin in older plumbing, so talk to us about a 1.0 gallon model if your drain run is long or shallow.

TOTO Carlyle II vs Nexus

The Carlyle II and the Nexus differ most on rough-in, not on looks. Both are skirted one-piece toilets, but the Nexus is offered in 12 inch and 14 inch only — there is no 10-inch Nexus, by adapter or otherwise. The Carlyle II covers all three sizes through Unifit. If your bathroom measures 10 inches, that difference decides it. If you measure a standard 12 inches, the choice comes back to styling and to which WASHLET+ pairing you want, and the TOTO Nexus range is worth comparing side by side.

How to Choose Your Carlyle II

Choosing a Carlyle II comes down to three decisions: the rough-in your bathroom needs, the flush volume you want, and which WASHLET+ seat goes on top. Two decisions are already made for you — every Carlyle II is elongated and every one is Universal Height, so there is no bowl shape or seat height to get wrong.

Does the Carlyle II fit a 10-inch rough-in?

Yes, the Carlyle II fits a 10-inch rough-in, and a 14-inch one, using TOTO's Unifit adapter. The toilet ships as a 12-inch and the adapter (TSU01W.10R for 10 inch, TSU01W.14R for 14 inch) changes the outlet position. Three things matter here. The adapter is sold separately. It has to be fitted during installation — it cannot be added later without lifting the toilet. And Unifit part numbers are series-specific, so an adapter from another TOTO line will not fit a Carlyle II. Order the adapter with the toilet and it gets matched to your model. Measure to the finished wall, not the baseboard, before you order; our rough-in size guide walks through it, and you can also browse every model we stock for a 10 inch rough-in.

Which WASHLET+ Seat Pairs With the Carlyle II?

Four WASHLET+ seats pair with the Carlyle II in this collection — the S2, S5, S7 and S7A — and they climb in features rather than in cleaning power. WASHLET+ means the bowl is drilled and shaped so the power cord and supply hose run concealed behind the skirt instead of trailing to the wall.

  • S2 — the entry seat. Instantaneous warm water, heated seat, PREMIST, EWATER+, deodorizer and a nightlight, operated from a side control panel on the seat rather than a remote.
  • S5 — adds a wireless remote with an illuminated touchpad and a warm air dryer with three settings, on top of the heated seat, PREMIST and EWATER+.
  • S7 — a multifunction remote, heated seat, warm water, night light, PREMIST and EWATER+ cleaning of both the wand and the bowl.
  • S7A — the S7 plus a motion-activated lid that opens and closes hands-free, along with the air dryer, deodorizer, and front, wide front and rear cleanse settings.

The S2 and S5 sets here are built on the 1G bowl at 1.0 GPF; the S7 and S7A sets are 1.28 GPF. If you want to compare the same seats on other TOTO bowls first, the full range of WASHLET+ sets is worth a look.

Then pick the finish

The Carlyle II is made in Cotton White, Colonial White, Sedona Beige, Bone and Ebony, though an individual WASHLET+ set may not be offered in all five. Cotton White is the cool, bright neutral and the default on most models; Colonial White has a cream cast that reads warm next to a modern basin. If you are matching an existing fixture, match TOTO's two-digit color code rather than matching by eye — our guide to Cotton White vs Colonial White explains where each one works.

Frequently Asked Questions about Toto Carlyle II

When is the Carlyle II the wrong toilet for your bathroom?

The Carlyle II is the wrong toilet for your bathroom when you need a round bowl, a standard-height seat, or a fixture that comes apart into two liftable pieces. Every Carlyle II is elongated, Universal Height and a single one-piece body. It is also wrong if your rough-in is unknown until installation day, because the 10- and 14-inch Unifit adapters cost extra and must be fitted then, not added later.

Does the Carlyle II 1G clog more at 1.0 gallon per flush?

The Carlyle II 1G does not clog more at 1.0 gallon than the 1.28 GPF version, because both use the same elongated bowl and the same TORNADO FLUSH. TOTO engineered these flush systems around lower volumes, so performance varies between series rather than between volumes inside one series. The caveat is your plumbing: a long or shallow drain run leaves less margin at 1.0 gallon.

Does the Carlyle II's skirt make the WASHLET harder to replace later?

No, the Carlyle II's skirt does not make the WASHLET harder to replace later. The skirt encloses the trapway, not the seat mount; on a WASHLET+ set the power cord and supply hose simply run concealed behind it. The seat is the part on the shorter clock: our smart toilet guide puts the electronics at 10 to 15 years or more, against 15 to 25 years for the vitreous china bowl.

What is the difference between the Carlyle II and the Carlyle II 1G?

The difference between the Carlyle II and the Carlyle II 1G is flush volume. The standard model uses 1.28 gallons per flush; the 1G uses 1.0. Everything else is shared — TORNADO FLUSH, the skirted one-piece body, the elongated Universal Height bowl, CEFIONTECT glaze and the 12-inch Unifit rough-in. In this collection the S2 and S5 sets are 1G and the S7 and S7A sets are 1.28 GPF.

Is the TOTO Carlyle II Universal Height?

Yes, the TOTO Carlyle II is Universal Height. That places the seat about 17 to 19 inches off the floor rather than the roughly 15 inches of a standard-height bowl, and it meets the ADA seat-height requirement. You can read it straight off the SKU: the F in MS614124CEFG is TOTO's marker for Universal Height.

What can you change on a Carlyle II to fit a tight bathroom?

On a Carlyle II you can change the rough-in, not the bowl. The Unifit adapter moves the outlet to 10 or 14 inches, so an older bathroom with the drain in the wrong place is still in play. What you cannot change is depth: every Carlyle II is elongated, about 18.5 inches from the seat bolts to the front rim against roughly 16.5 for a round one. If depth is the problem, a round series is the answer.

Do the Carlyle II WASHLET+ sets come in every color the toilet does?

No, the Carlyle II WASHLET+ sets do not come in every color the toilet does. TOTO catalogs the Carlyle II bowl in Cotton White, Colonial White, Sedona Beige, Bone and Ebony, but an individual WASHLET+ set is not offered in all five, and every Carlyle II set stocked here carries the Cotton White code, #01. Match that two-digit code rather than matching a finish by eye.

What happens to the SoftClose seat when you buy a Carlyle II WASHLET+ set?

On a Carlyle II WASHLET+ set the WASHLET is the seat, so no separate SoftClose seat is included. The S2, S5, S7 or S7A mounts to the bowl and its power cord and supply hose run concealed behind the skirt. Buy the Carlyle II as a toilet on its own and it arrives with the matching elongated SoftClose seat, TOTO's SS114, instead.

Is the TOTO Carlyle II WaterSense and ADA compliant?

Yes, the TOTO Carlyle II is WaterSense labeled and ADA compliant, and it is listed as CALGreen compliant as well. WaterSense allows 1.28 gallons per flush or less, which both the 1.28 GPF and the 1G versions meet. The ADA side comes from the Universal Height bowl, which puts the seat within the required range.