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Glacier Bay Toilet Reviews 2025

In this guide, we will be researching the positives and negatives of the Glacier Bay brand. We shall be comparing various specifications such as flush performance, bowl, tank, efficiency, and style to come up with a list of toilets that stand out for various reasons which shall be highlighted below.

We also have a top 10 guide for further reading about their competitors and how they measure up as well as a number of extra considerations to think about before you buy.

Our picks

Image Product Flush GPF Bowl Rating? Review
Dual 1.1 / 1.6 Elongated 84% Here
Dual 1.0 / 1.28 Elongated 79% Here

Reviews

N2420


The N420 model could be an excellent solution for homeowners. Whilst there is nothing special about the design externally in our view, it has plenty of solid features that enable it to hold its own against the competition in this market.

First of all, this is a dual flush toilet, operating on two separate water levels depending on the type of waste you wish to push through the bowl. It will send a powerful, 1.6 gallon flush through the bowl for solids, and a more economical 1.1 gallon flush for liquids.

The bowl is elongated, targetted at consumers looking for comfort rather than saving space. What's more it has a bowl height above the ADA requirements to make it easier to access.

Other notable features inlude a two inch trapway, a push button solution to activate the flush, and a 3 inch valve size.

N2430E


Next up is the N2430E. This is a great looking toilet including a longer bowl to improve leg room. It's also chair height to allow people to stay seated in a more natural position without effecting posture or putting pressure on joints.

One advatage this model does have over the other is that its slightly more efficient. Whilst it shares many similarities with the product above, this is a EPA option that has an upper limit of 1.28 gallons used. The flush itself is gravity based.

It's floor mounted and has a two piece style, which may require a bit more work in installation. On the whole, this is a decent looking toilet that's not particularly expensive in comparison to the rest of the market. Potentially one worth looking at if you've got a smaller budget.

Comparison table


N2420 N2430E
Flush Dual Dual / HET
GPF 1.1 / 1.6 1.0 / 1.28
Bowl Elongated Elongated
Comfort height
Color White Biscuit
Dimensions 30 x 29 x 18" 31.5 x 28 x 17"
Weight 94 lbs 102 lbs
Rating 84% 79%

Considerations before you buy


Bathroom size - Do you require a toilet for small bathrooms? Or do you have plenty of floor space to go with any shape and size? If you do happen to be working with limited space, think about getting a one piece loo with a round bowl. This keeps it tighter to the wall and frees up space for things like vanities and sinks.

Budget - Think about how much you have to spend before you research. This will help you filter out the unsuitable units early and make your decisions a little easier. For the average household, a budget of around five hundred dollars will be enough.

Rough in - Measure your rough in. Not every product is going to fit the same plumbing installations so it's important you know what size you require before you buy anything.

Experience - Will you require a plumber? Or are you experienced enough to fit it yourself. Consider the additional expenses required. We recommend hiring a professional plumber if you have little experience. The chances are you will run into less problems later on by doing so.

Bowl height - Do you want a right height bowl or standard? Standard bowls tend to be shorter and around the fifteen to sixteen inch mark. Whereas right height options are around seventeen inches upwards and are typically ADA compliant. Which is the Americans with Disabilities Act and designed to make toilets safer and more accessible for all.

Bowl shape - Elongated for leg room and comfort, or round for their compact design? This is a choice that will come down to the design and layout of the individuals washroom.

Flush type - The mechanism you pick will ultimately decide the performance. Typically, we look for loos which have a high MaP score. You're going to find a number of different flush types, from dual and single, through to pressure assist and hands free.

Wrapping up


Glacier Bay certainly give consumers a good amount of choice. It doesn't matter if you're after one or two piece, efficiency or performance, they manufacture a suitable model.

Consumers run into problems when they don't do their own due dilligence. Many mistakes buyers make whilst shopping can easily be avoided if you know what you're looking for. The guide above, along with the frequently asked questions, terminology, and blog page will help provide readers with the knowledge required to find a suitable toilet.