Swiss Madison St. Tropez Toilet Review: Worth It? (October 2026)
The Swiss Madison St. Tropez suits bathrooms with a standard 12 in rough-in and room for an elongated, one-piece toilet. It has 1.1 and 1.6 GPF flush options and measures 31.18 in high overall.
On this page (7 sections)
- Swiss Madison St. Tropez toilet review: what stands out?
- What are the St. Tropez dimensions and fit requirements?
- Is its elongated bowl right for your bathroom?
- How does the dual flush work?
- Which Swiss Madison alternatives are worth comparing?
- What should you check before buying the St. Tropez?
- Is the Swiss Madison St. Tropez worth choosing?
The Swiss Madison St. Tropez is a one-piece, elongated toilet for a standard 12 in rough-in.
Its dual-flush system offers 1.1 and 1.6 GPF options, and it measures 27 in deep, 15.12 in wide and 31.18 in high overall.
It may suit your bathroom if those measurements fit and you want an elongated bowl. Check the rough-in and available floor space first, then compare the seat height with what feels comfortable to you.
Swiss Madison St. Tropez toilet review: what stands out?
The St. Tropez combines an elongated bowl, one-piece construction and two flush options.
It is made for a 12 in rough-in.
St. Tropez Comfort Height One-Piece Toilet: Best for elongated comfort
- 1.1/1.6 GPF dual flush
- Standard 12 in rough-in
- Elongated bowl
- 27 in deep x 15.12 in wide x 31.18 in high
A one-piece toilet with an elongated bowl, standard 12 in rough-in and two flush options. Check its footprint and height against your bathroom before choosing it.
Pros
- Elongated bowl
- Two flush volumes
- One-piece design
Cons
- Needs a 12 in rough-in
- Its 27 in depth may not fit a tight bathroom
- At 109 lb, moving it takes planning
Swiss Madison describes the flush as a cyclonic rinsing action. The toilet has a 1.1 GPF light flush and a 1.6 GPF full flush.
Its ceramic is non-porous and scratch-resistant. Included components include the seat, flush valve, fill valve, hardware, wax ring and bolt kit.
Who should consider the St. Tropez?
Consider it if you want an elongated bowl and have enough room for its 27 in depth. Its one-piece construction may appeal if you prefer a toilet without a separate tank-to-bowl seam.
Look elsewhere if your rough-in is 10 in, your bathroom is very tight, or you need a specific seat height that the overall height does not confirm. The Swiss Madison toilets guide compares this model with other options from the brand.
What are the St. Tropez dimensions and fit requirements?
The St. Tropez measures 27 in deep, 15.12 in wide and 31.18 in high, and it needs a standard 12 in rough-in.
Measure the room and connection before buying, including space for your knees and nearby doors.
| Detail | St. Tropez |
|---|---|
| Configuration | One-piece |
| Bowl shape | Elongated |
| Rough-in | 12 in |
| Dimensions (D x W x H) | 27 x 15.12 x 31.18 in |
| Flush | Dual flush, 1.1/1.6 GPF |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Weight | 109 lb |
| Warranty | 1 year limited |
Rough-in is measured from the finished wall to the center of the floor drain. Use the toilet rough-in measuring guide and measure from the finished wall surface.
The 31.18 in figure is overall height, not a stated seat height. If seat height is the deciding factor, compare the installed seat position with your needs and review what chair height means.
Is its elongated bowl right for your bathroom?
An elongated bowl gives you more front-to-back room than a round bowl, but it also needs enough space in front. The St.
Tropez measures 27 in deep, so check clearance to the door, vanity and other fixtures.
Mark out the toilet footprint before ordering. Include the bowl projection from the wall, not only the width, and make sure the door can open without hitting it.
If space is limited, a round bowl may work better. The compact toilet guide explains what to measure, while the Sublime II is a round Swiss Madison option with a 24 in stated depth.
How does the dual flush work?
The St. Tropez offers a 1.1 GPF light flush and a 1.6 GPF full flush.
The smaller flush uses less water per flush, while the full flush provides the larger volume option.
Swiss Madison describes the flush as a cyclonic rinse that scrubs the bowl. Setup and maintenance can affect how a toilet performs.
If water use is a key part of your choice, compare the model's flush volumes with other options and check current efficiency information. Our WaterSense toilet guide explains what to look for in that program.
Which Swiss Madison alternatives are worth comparing?
The St. Tropez is the elongated, 12 in rough-in option here, while the alternatives differ in bowl shape, dimensions or rough-in size.
Match those fit details to your bathroom before weighing style.
Swiss Madison Sublime II Compact Round Toilet
The Sublime II has a round bowl and a stated depth of 24 in, shorter than the St. Tropez's 27 in.
It uses a 12 in rough-in and offers the same 1.1/1.6 GPF dual-flush volumes.
Swiss Madison Sublime II Compact Round Toilet: Best for a compact round bowl
- 1.1/1.6 GPF dual flush
- Standard 12 in rough-in
- Round bowl
- 24 in deep x 14 in wide x 29 in high
The Sublime II pairs a round bowl with a 24 in depth, making it the more compact option in this group. Choose it if the shorter front-to-back measurement matters more than an elongated bowl.
Pros
- Shortest depth in this group
- Round bowl
- Skirted trapway
Cons
- Round bowl has less front-to-back room than an elongated bowl
- Needs a 12 in rough-in
- Standard height may not suit everyone
Choose it when a compact front-to-back footprint matters more than an elongated bowl. Its skirted trapway hides the plumbing along the base.
Swiss Madison Ivy One-Piece Toilet
The Ivy is another one-piece toilet with an elongated bowl and dual flush. It measures 27.5 in deep, 14 in wide and 28 in high, with a standard 12 in rough-in.
Swiss Madison Ivy One-Piece Toilet: Best for a narrower footprint
- 1.1/1.6 GPF dual flush
- Standard 12 in rough-in
- Elongated bowl
- 27.5 in deep x 14 in wide x 28 in high
The Ivy has an elongated bowl and dual flush in a narrower width than the St. Tropez.
Pros
- Elongated bowl
- 14 in wide
- One-piece design
Cons
- Needs a 12 in rough-in
- Standard height may not suit everyone
- Deeper than the St. Tropez
Its 14 in width is narrower than the St. Tropez.
Swiss Madison describes it as standard height, so compare the installed seat height if that matters to you.
Swiss Madison Concorde 10-Inch Rough-In Toilet
The Concorde is designed for a 10 in rough-in and has a square bowl. It measures 27.15 in deep, 14.75 in wide and 29.15 in high.
Swiss Madison Concorde 10-Inch Rough-In Toilet: Best for a 10 in rough-in
- 1.1/1.6 GPF dual flush
- 10 in rough-in
- Square bowl
- 27.15 in deep x 14.75 in wide x 29.15 in high
The Concorde is the option here for a 10 in rough-in and a square bowl. Measure carefully before buying because its rough-in differs from the St.
Pros
- Designed for a 10 in rough-in
- Dual flush
- Skirted trapway
Cons
- Square bowl shape is a specific preference
- Does not fit a standard 12 in rough-in without confirming installation needs
- Heavier than the Sublime II
Compare it when a 10 in rough-in limits your choices. Confirm your measurement carefully because it differs from the St.
Tropez's standard 12 in rough-in.
What should you check before buying the St. Tropez?
Confirm the rough-in, floor footprint and seat height before you commit. These checks address the main fit questions raised by its 12 in rough-in, 27 in depth and 31.18 in overall height.
- Measure from the finished wall to the center of the drain.
- Check the toilet's depth against the available space in front.
- Confirm the width leaves room beside the bowl.
- Check seat height separately from overall toilet height.
- Plan for moving a 109 lb fixture and follow the installation manual.
The St. Tropez includes a wax ring and bolt kit, but installation needs more than those parts.
Our guide to removing an old toilet covers the removal stage.
Is the Swiss Madison St. Tropez worth choosing?
The St. Tropez may suit you if you want a one-piece elongated toilet with dual flush and your bathroom has a standard 12 in rough-in.
Its dimensions and 109 lb weight call for careful measuring and moving plans.
Pick the St. Tropez for an elongated bowl and comfort-height design.
Choose the Sublime II if you need a shorter round bowl, or the Concorde if your verified rough-in is 10 in. Compare your options in the Swiss Madison toilet guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Swiss Madison St. Tropez a dual-flush toilet?
Yes. The St.
Tropez has a dual-flush system with a 1.1 GPF light flush and a 1.6 GPF full flush.
The two options let you choose a smaller or larger flush.
Follow the manual and local requirements when replacing a toilet.
What rough-in does the St. Tropez need?
The St. Tropez is made for a standard 12 in rough-in.
Measure from the finished wall to the center of the floor drain before ordering, and account for baseboards or other obstacles.
Our rough-in measuring guide walks through the measurement.
Is the St. Tropez a chair-height toilet?
Swiss Madison describes the St. Tropez as comfort height, and its overall height is 31.18 in.
Overall toilet height is not the same as seat height, so check the installed seat height and compare it with the chair-height toilet guide if that is a priority.
How does the St. Tropez compare with the Sublime II?
The St. Tropez has an elongated bowl and measures 27 in deep, while the Sublime II has a round bowl and measures 24 in deep.
Pick the St.
Tropez for the elongated shape, or consider the Sublime II when a shorter footprint matters more.
Both use a 12 in rough-in and offer 1.1/1.6 GPF dual flush.
