Bathroom Fixtures Alternatives Worth Comparing: simpleprojectus “Botanic Noir” Bundles Explained

What varies across these bundles (and why it matters)

Every SKU in this Botanic Noir group uses the same core components and sizes but lets you tune five decisions that actually change your experience and fit.

• Bowl shape: elongated = more seating comfort; round = shorter footprint that can help tight clearances in small baths.
• Flush type: single‑flush is listed at 1.28 gpf; the white dual‑flush option is listed at 0.8/1.28 gpf for potential water savings on light flushes.
• Toilet color: white (bright/neutral), black (bold, dramatic), or bone (warm traditional).
• Shower door finish: matte black, brushed nickel, or brushed gold to coordinate with your other fixtures.
• Shower base: door‑only vs door + 60×36 inch white base for a one‑box shower solution.

Fit checks before you buy

These specs are consistent across the Botanic Noir variants and help confirm compatibility before you click “add to cart.”

• Toilet rough‑in: 12 inches (standard in most North American homes).
• Seat height class: extra‑tall. Manufacturer listings cite about 20 inches for the single‑flush elongated and about 21.8 inches for the white dual‑flush elongated option. This is taller than ADA’s 17–19 inch range (i.e., not ADA compliant).
• Shower door sizing: CALYZ frameless sliding door fits 56–60 inch openings at 75 inches high and uses 5/16 inch (8 mm) ANSI‑tempered glass.
• Base option: select an “& 60×36 White” bundle if you need a new 60×36 base. If you already have a properly sized pan/curb or a tiled threshold within the 56–60 inch opening range, a door‑only SKU is typically the right pick.
• Delivery/warranty: listings note 4–7 day delivery, a 1‑year limited warranty, and 30‑day free returns.

Choose by use case

Use these quick scenarios to narrow the 15 SKUs down to one or two likely matches.

• Small bath or powder room where every inch counts: prefer a round‑bowl bundle such as Botanic Noir — Walnut, White Round (single‑flush), Matte Black door or Botanic Noir — Walnut, White Round (single‑flush), Brushed Nickel door.
• Maximum flexibility on water use: go with a white elongated dual‑flush bundle like Botanic Noir — Walnut, White Elongated Dual Flush, Brushed Nickel door or Botanic Noir — Walnut, White Elongated Dual Flush, Brushed Gold door.
• Want a complete shower upgrade in one box: pick a brushed‑nickel “& 60×36 White” variant: Dual‑flush, door + 60×36 base, White elongated single‑flush, door + 60×36 base, White round single‑flush, door + 60×36 base, or Black elongated single‑flush, door + 60×36 base.
• Bold, dramatic look: consider a black elongated toilet bundle such as Black Elongated + Matte Black door or Black Elongated + Brushed Gold door.
• Warm traditional palette: the bone elongated option Bone Elongated (single‑flush), no door pairs easily with brushed‑gold or nickel fixtures you may already own.

Finish matching vs mixing

All three shower‑door finishes are on‑trend. Matching your faucets, towel bars, and door hardware in one finish looks cohesive; mixing can work if it’s intentional and repeated (for example, brushed nickel for most fixtures with one or two brushed‑gold accents). Matte black reads modern and pairs well with the walnut vanity included in these bundles.

Alternatives worth comparing (seat height and flush tech)

Shoppers often cross‑shop a few familiar reference points when deciding on an extra‑tall toilet bundle.

• Extra‑tall alternatives: Convenient Height’s well‑known model lists a ~20 inch bowl and ~21.75 inch seat height—comparable in overall sitting experience to the extra‑tall class here. If you’re deciding between “21‑inch class” options, compare seat height, rough‑in, and flush volume specs side by side.
• Chair‑height mainstream options: Many Kohler and American Standard models sit in the 17–19 inch “chair height” range (closer to ADA’s seat‑height target). If 21 inches feels too high, a chair‑height toilet may be the better daily‑use compromise for mixed‑height households.
• Dual‑flush one‑piece options: Brands like Swiss Madison and WOODBRIDGE offer 0.8/1.28 gpf one‑piece designs typically at chair height. If water savings is your main goal and you don’t need an extra‑tall seat, those can be practical comparisons. Note that current EPA WaterSense v2 requires a 1.28 gpf max on the full flush to qualify for the label, even on dual‑flush designs.

Compare the 15 Botanic Noir bundles in this group

All include a walnut rattan‑front vanity. Use this list to jump straight to the variant that fits your bowl shape, flush type, finish, and base needs.

• Botanic Noir — Walnut, White Elongated Dual Flush, Matte Black door
• Botanic Noir — Walnut, White Elongated Dual Flush, Brushed Gold door
• Botanic Noir — Walnut, White Elongated Dual Flush, Brushed Nickel door
• Botanic Noir — Walnut, White Elongated Dual Flush, Brushed Nickel door + 60×36 white base
• Botanic Noir — Walnut, White Elongated (single‑flush), Brushed Nickel door + 60×36 white base
• Botanic Noir — Walnut, Black Elongated (single‑flush), no shower door
• Botanic Noir — Walnut, Black Elongated (single‑flush), Matte Black door
• Botanic Noir — Walnut, Black Elongated (single‑flush), Brushed Gold door
• Botanic Noir — Walnut, Black Elongated (single‑flush), Brushed Nickel door
• Botanic Noir — Walnut, Black Elongated (single‑flush), Brushed Nickel door + 60×36 white base
• Botanic Noir — Walnut, White Round Bowl (single‑flush), Matte Black door
• Botanic Noir — Walnut, White Round Bowl (single‑flush), Brushed Gold door
• Botanic Noir — Walnut, White Round Bowl (single‑flush), Brushed Nickel door
• Botanic Noir — Walnut, White Round Bowl (single‑flush), Brushed Nickel door + 60×36 white base
• Botanic Noir — Walnut, Bone Elongated (single‑flush), no shower door

FAQs from shoppers

• Is a 21‑inch toilet ADA compliant? ADA/2010 Standards call for 17–19 inches seat height. The extra‑tall options here sit above that range, so they are not ADA compliant, though some users prefer the taller sit for ease of standing.
• Elongated vs round: which should I choose? Elongated generally feels roomier; round trims overall length and can help tight clearances. In very small baths, a round bowl often makes layout compliance easier.
• Do dual‑flush toilets still qualify for WaterSense? Under EPA WaterSense v2, the full flush on a dual‑flush model must be 1.28 gpf max to qualify (older guidance allowed a higher full flush with a low composite average). Check the specific model’s current labeling and any local rebate rules.
• Will the CALYZ sliding door fit a 56–58 inch alcove? Yes—this frameless door is sized for 56–60 inch openings and 75 inches height, using 5/16 inch ANSI‑tempered glass.
• Do I need the 60×36 base? Choose a bundle with “& 60×36 White” if you also want a new 60×36 base. If your existing shower has a properly sized pan/curb or tiled threshold within 56–60 inches, a door‑only SKU is typically sufficient.
• What rough‑in do these toilets use? Listings specify a 12‑inch rough‑in across the options in this group.

What buyers liked

From broader bathroom‑remodel discussions and shopper threads, here are favorable themes people often mention when choosing setups like these:

• Extra‑tall seating can make standing up easier for taller users and some mobility needs, though households should weigh comfort for all users.
• Round bowls are a practical way to keep clearances in small rooms while still getting an updated look.
• Frameless sliders with 5/16 inch tempered glass feel sturdy and modern without swinging into the room—handy in tight spaces.
• Soft‑close seats are appreciated for daily use and late‑night noise control.
• Brushed nickel reads timeless, matte black feels modern, and brushed gold offers a warm accent—any of the three can work if repeated consistently.

Need help choosing?

If you’re still deciding, start with bowl shape and flush type, then match the shower‑door finish to fixtures you already own. Finally, decide whether the 60×36 base saves you a separate shopping step. The comparison list above links directly to each variant so you can confirm dimensions and what’s included before ordering.