Review on 🚽 Kohler K-GP30324-CP Cimarron Comfort Height Toilet, Polished Chrome - Compact Size and Stylish Design by Justin Sharp

Our home was built in 1988 with three Kohler Northline/Wellworth toilets. Tank #K-4519 Toilet model #K-3516 (see plumpingsupply(dot)com/kohler-toilets for part and model numbers) and that part number is listed as the current replacement (K-GP30324-CP) I have two in chrome and received one in K-GP30324-BRZ (in one of the bathrooms we changed the plumbing to bronze = BRZ). They fit perfectly (actually I have some extras for the future 😉). There are several holes on the shoulder for a chain clip depending on the location of your flush valve and there is also a slotted round groove if you have a pearl necklace. This is so on newer release valves like ours, there is no need for a clamp. We replaced the original shut-off levers on at least two of our toilets a few years ago, but the third one in the bathroom has seen little use, may even be original. The lever is white and the plastic lock nut looks more like an "X". But between us we can't remember if it could be an aftermarket brand like one from our local Ace hardware store or an original (it looks a lot like another brand on Revain called Qualihome https://smile.amazon .com/ gp/product/B01AH2B5ZE/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A11VKXF5YU8JCG&psc=1). Hopefully this K-GP30324 lever will work for many years, or at least until we decide to move to more economical Kohler or Toto brand toilets (i.e. 1.2 or 1.6 GPF). We now use two rocks in each pool, which I will soon be replacing with pebble bags as the rocks will degrade over time. There will be no pebbles in the sacks. In the attached photos I show two chrome levers that arrived yesterday. One is brand new and the other is plastic from Revain Warehouse Deals. Kohler package. I'll have a few more people arrive in the next few days. We will have multiple backups for the future.