200th video! A men's room full of 1940's Standard fixtures!

[@falaqdad15]

those urinals are FUCKING AWESOME

[@bos_guy101]

Amazing fixtures!!!!

[@SLAPJACKS83]

Excellent shoot. I used one of these urinals a long time ago. Probably about 20 years ago and couldn't remember where it was. I'm glad I got to see one like it again in this vid.

[@CommodeCompanion]

what!? a reverse trapway urinal? that's awesome!

[@plumbingstuffinoregon2471]

Old video, I know, but I'm amazed by all the originality here! That bathroom is gorgeous!

[@MajesticBaldEagle96]

I'm glad that nobody walked in while you were filming.

[@Drakee99]

@ThePablorecords Muchas Gracias senor!

[@Drakee99]

you are more than welcome!

[@Drakee99]

And that 200th video was for you! Glad you enjoyed!

[@tommarsee6319]

Those were the best urinals ever designed! Not only that but I never knew those antique Church seats with the 2 rubber bumpers came in black!

[@ILoveVintageToilets]

OMG! I have wanted to see a pedestal urinal flush for years and years! And they flush great! The fact that there are 6 of them make it even better. A great, extremely rare bathroom that is VERY worthy of a 200th video!

[@aFlamingTaco]

Kinda cool how there unisex...

[@Drakee99]

@ClassicTVMan81 And there are buildings with those Crane Vorto urinals on this very campus. The buildings were not open at this time

[@DetroitLove4U]

With all that intensity A HORSE COULD TAKE A DUMP IN THOSE THINGS and the Standard would prevail!!!

[@Drakee99]

@TheJoey1978 This restroom did not have handicapped accessibility as is was on the second floor. The first floor restroom has four of the Madstone Urinals, One of these Maderas, then two other Maderas were removed and replaced with a brand new Kohler Highcrest.

[@ChavoMysterio]

something tells me your having a little too much fun there, LOL

[@MrBrombomb]

The old Sparta Movie Theater in Sparta, NJ had 2 of these urinals and 1 of these Madera toilets. Unfortunately it was knocked down, rebuilt, and made larger 2 years ago.

[@Landaux]

Reverse trapway urinalds! Hmm

[@ILoveVintageToilets]

Thanks for the model name! Do you know any more about pedestal urinals?

[@Drakee99]

I will remember that if I drive through Butte again. maybe this is an appropriate project for you!

[@Karmolette12]

The urinals were lot more powerful then the toilets....

[@Drakee99]

@TheSRESC You would be surprised what ILoveVintageToilets and I have both found on old college campuses. This is a classic example! All fixtures are original from when the building was built!

[@thevintagetoiletwizard1658]

I found four extended-lip forward trap toilets. The video is up. :-D

[@Drakee99]

@wanboo10 I did see one for sale at a Building materials salvage warehouse. Check at your local building material salvage yards.

[@Drakee99]

@Drakee99 Yeah, I have yet to visit the college campuses. That will be another adventure when time allows!

[@Devan5028]

Those Urinals are the most awkward Uinals I've ever saw!!!

[@toiletfan1]

Hmm. These fixtures have the 1949-1955 logo. So they might not be from 1942.

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

Exactly. This was probably actually built around 1950. If these fixtures were from 1942, they'd have the model name placed below the "Standard" logo.

[@c033954]

Yeah I agree with you. Those fixtures are from 1949-1955 according to the logo

[@whammy9531]

American-Colombian Standard Classics

[@toiletfan1]

Where in Rochester?

[@Drakee99]

@eldoctoruno Gonzaga.

[@Drakee99]

@ClassicTVMan81 Really? Never seen a Kohler like these! Something to attempt hunting one down!

[@yourobsessiionnn]

those r scary

[@thevintagetoiletwizard1658]

What building was this in?

[@bos_guy101]

1942.

[@TheToiletChannel1998]

I'm ToiletEnthusiast. I can't upload videos anymore on my old account, so I made a new one to start over.

[@kellylynnanderson8989]

Your old account got terminated, CommodesChannel.

[@CommodeCompanion]

lol those are some weird toilet seats..

[@tommarsee6319]

I wish I could find one in black. I've only seen them in white.