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Tanks and bowls are matched pairs, not interchangeable parts. A tank fits the bowl it was designed for — bolt spacing, the flush valve opening and the gasket seat all have to line up. A tank from a different model, or even a different generation of the same model, will usually not seal.

So before ordering, find the model number. On most toilets it is stamped inside the tank, near the water line or under the lid. Send it to us and we will confirm the correct match rather than letting you guess.

• The other half is undamaged and the model is still in production
• The toilet is a recent installation and the rough-in and finish already work
• A freight-damaged piece needs replacing under claim

If the model has been discontinued, a complete new toilet is usually the faster and cheaper answer. See two-piece toilets, one-piece toilets or all toilets.

If the problem is running water or a weak flush rather than a cracked fixture, the fix is usually a fill valve, flapper or trip lever — see toilet parts & hardware. A new seat lives in seats & covers.

Authorized dealer, so parts come through the proper channel with warranty intact. Over 3,000 of our products ship free anywhere in Canada — look for the free-shipping badge on the product page. Everything ships free within Ontario, and any order over $3,000 ships free Canada-wide. Ceramic ships on a pallet; inspect on arrival and tell us within 48 hours if anything is damaged.

Can I use any tank on any bowl?
No. They are matched pairs. Bolt spacing, flush valve opening and gasket seat must all align, so use the tank specified for your exact model.

Where is my toilet's model number?
Usually stamped inside the tank near the water line, or under the lid. Send it to us and we will confirm the match.

My toilet runs constantly — do I need a new tank?
Almost never. That is usually a fill valve or flapper, both inexpensive. See toilet parts & hardware.