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Why do homes have toilet tanks and office buildings have pressure toilets?
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∙ 15y ago
Homes are residential and take less of a pounding compared to the constant use of commercial toilets in office buildings. Commercial toilets are built way stronger and usually have to be sized according to handicap rules in the city where they are installed. They also take a 1" water supply compared to a 1/2" supply for a house toilet.
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