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Reply With QuoteUnfortunately no brand name is visible that I could spot, but this is proof that they're cool and that i was in the Narita QP for _FAR_ too long with an open bar.
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I am trying to find the supplier/manufacturer of the marvelous toilets in the Qantas lounge at Narita. The one with all the bells and whistles, heated lifting seat with adjustable water jet pressure etc etc. Would be grateful for a lead on this.
Unfortunately no brand name is visible that I could spot, but this is proof that they're cool and that i was in the Narita QP for _FAR_ too long with an open bar.
Picasa Web Albums - chrisb - Japan May 2008
Could it be TOTO by any chance.
Toto.
Never saw a different brand over there. I'm sure there is though.
Stay at the Sheraton Miyako Tokyo.There the toilets come with a remote control-air or water,temperature and direction.
Wow i posted this and it came with an Ad underneath-train your cat to use the toilet.OK who is watching us.
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The toilet looks the same / similar to the one I saw in a lounge at Dubai airportOriginally Posted by Mundi
...if so, it was made by "Toto" as you can just see in the pic below:
You're referring to a "washlet" toilet made by Toto.
They are heated, come with a built in bidet (angle, water heat and pressure controllable on some models). I sourced one for a friend who wanted to upgrade the throne in their Gold Coast unit, but the price!
Add in some additional plumbing, wet-area proofing and concealing of a 240v to 110v stepdown convertor and they can be a pricey option. And wait till you need some service on it.
They are one of my favourite things about Japan, but alas I haven't made regular enough flights or earned the points to get into the lounge. Thank goodness they're in almost every convenience store.
I've seen all sorts of brand names on toilets in private houses in Japan, including "National" and "Toshiba' but the toilets in public areas, hotels, ryokans etc mostly seem to be Toto brand.
Here's a couple of links
Toto
Toto Neorest
Check out a US company called Brontell (http://brondell.com). The site has some links to online suppliers.
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