We pride ourselves in designing and manufacturing high-quality and energy efficient bath fixtures, certified to meet industry standards.
All Contrac toilets meet the following industry standards:
You can read more in-depth information about our certifications below or by clicking the links.
- Calgreen, IAPMO Green and LEED Compliance
- ASME A112.19.2/CSA B45.1 -2013 Vitreous China Plumbing Fixtures
- ANSI A117.1 ADA
- CSA B651.Accessible Design for Built Environment
- NBC and OBC section 3.8 Barrier Free Design Compliance
MaP
MaP scores indicate the maximum flush performance of a toilet. It measures in grams the amount of solid waste removed per flush. MaP scores can be found on all of our toilets to help you make a more informed decision when purchasing our products. For more information on MaP testing, check out the MaP testing website.
› Learn more at: map-testing.org
WaterSense
The WaterSense logo signifies our most efficient toilets. In order to be WaterSense certified, a toilet must use 4.8L of water or less per flush and must have a minimum MaP score of 350g. We proudly display the WaterSense logo on our high efficiency toilets to help you know you are conserving water.
› Learn more at: epa.gov/watersense
ADA
Our ADA approved products indicate that they comply with the American Disabilities association. This means that products with this symbol are designed to make their use safer, easier and more comfortable for people with disabilities or limited mobility.
› Learn more at: ada.gov
cUPC
cUPC logo indicates that our products are certified to the standards and specifications of the National Plumbing Code of North America as well as provincial and state plumbing codes. For more information on cUPC certification, visit IAPMO’s website.
› Learn more at: iapmort.org
Clean Air Technology
The wood products we use in our bath furniture meet the California Air Resource Board standards (CARB Phase II) for urea-formaldehyde emissions. This means they meet the highest health based air quality standards in the industry. For more information, check out the CARB website.
