TOTO CT728CUV#01 Commercial Flushometer TORNADO FLUSH®, Back Spud Wall-Hung Toilet – 1.0/1.28/1.6 GPF

What Back Spud Means and Why It Matters

Commercial Wall Hung Toilet connect to flushometers in different ways. A top spud toilet has the water inlet at the top of the bowl. A back spud toilet has the inlet at the back, near the wall. The TOTO CT728CUV uses a back spud configuration. This matters because commercial buildings often have plumbing roughed in for one specific type. If your facility has back spud plumbing, a top spud toilet will not work without modification.

The back spud design also creates a cleaner look. The flushometer sits against the wall instead of rising above the bowl. The plumbing stays tighter to the wall, leaving more open space in the restroom. For facilities in Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal where restroom design matters, the back spud configuration offers practical and visual benefits.

Wall Hung Design That Changes the Restroom

A wall mounted toilet sits above the floor. There is no base, no pedestal, no hard to reach areas where dirt collects. The cleaning crew mops the floor directly underneath. No obstacles, no awkward angles, no missed spots. This matters in commercial restrooms where cleanliness is a daily requirement.

The wall hung design also saves space. In smaller washrooms, the compact profile creates a more open feel. The toilet appears to float, giving the room a cleaner, more modern look. The CT728CUV holds up to 1000 pounds when installed with the proper in-wall carrier. That strength matters in commercial settings where the toilet sees heavy daily use.

Three Flush Volumes That Adapt to Your Needs

The CT728CUV works with three flush volumes: 1.0, 1.28, or 1.6 gallons per flush. The volume depends on the flush valve you pair with it. A 1.0 GPF valve for maximum water conservation. A 1.28 GPF valve for balanced performance. A 1.6 GPF valve for maximum flushing power.

This flexibility matters for different types of facilities. A LEED certified building in Calgary might use 1.0 GPF. A standard office building in Ottawa might use 1.28 GPF. A hospital in Halifax might use 1.6 GPF for reliable waste removal. The toilet adapts to your requirements instead of forcing one option.

TORNADO FLUSH Technology for Commercial Demands

Commercial toilets see more use in one day than residential toilets see in a week. The flushing system must perform consistently. The CT728CUV uses TOTO’s TORNADO FLUSH system. Water enters through multiple nozzles and swirls around the bowl in a 360 degree pattern. The entire surface gets rinsed. The flush is quiet but complete.

This technology works with all three flush volumes. Even at 1.0 GPF, the TORNADO FLUSH clears the bowl effectively. No second flushes, no clogs, no complaints from users. For facility managers in Mississauga and Brampton who handle maintenance calls, this means fewer problems to deal with.

ADA Compliance and Accessibility

The CT728CUV supports ADA compliant mounting heights. The elongated front bowl provides comfort. The wall hung design allows proper clearance under the toilet as required by accessibility standards. This matters in commercial facilities where accessibility is not optional.

For schools, healthcare centers, and public buildings, ADA compliance is a legal requirement. The CT728CUV meets that requirement while maintaining performance and durability.

Where This Toilet Belongs

The CT728CUV works in office buildings, shopping malls, schools, hospitals, and institutional facilities. The back spud configuration matches specific plumbing setups. The wall hung design simplifies cleaning. The three flush volumes support different water conservation goals. The 1000 pound load rating handles heavy use.

For a complete commercial restroom, pair this toilet with compatible flush valves and wall carriers. Browse our commercial toilets category for additional options. For other bathroom fixtures, check our bathroom accessories category for towel bars, robe hooks, and hardware.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between back spud and top spud toilets?

A back spud toilet has the water inlet at the back of the bowl near the wall. A top spud toilet has the inlet at the top of the bowl. The choice depends on your existing plumbing configuration. Back spud toilets create a cleaner look with the flushometer closer to the wall. Top spud toilets are more common in older buildings.

What flush valve should I pair with this toilet?

The CT728CUV works with 1.0, 1.28, or 1.6 GPF flush valves. Choose the volume that matches your water conservation goals and performance requirements. A licensed plumber familiar with commercial installations can help with selection. The flush valve is not included.

Does this toilet meet ADA requirements?

Yes. The CT728CUV supports ADA compliant mounting heights when installed properly with the correct carrier. The wall hung design allows proper clearance under the toilet. The elongated bowl provides comfort. Check local accessibility codes for specific requirements in your jurisdiction.

What is the load rating for this toilet?

The CT728CUV has a 1000 pound static load rating when installed with the appropriate in-wall carrier. This strength handles the demands of commercial use. The carrier is sold separately and must be rated for the same load.

A Commercial Toilet That Handles the Pressure

The TOTO CT728CUV back spud wall hung toilet is in stock and ready to ship from our Canadian warehouse. Delivery typically takes 3 to 5 business days. We offer a 30-day return policy and a support team that answers real questions by phone or email.

Back spud plumbing. Wall hung design. TORNADO FLUSH technology. The CT728CUV delivers the performance commercial facilities demand.