American Standard Allbrook Urinal Comparison.

This is a comparison of the 1970’s version and the current gen of the allbrook. Honestly, I like both and they have great flushes but the 70’s Allbrook is definitely better! Enjoy!

[@BTRPlumbing]

Very nice! I can’t believe I have 5 allbrooks now😂

[@christopherpotomski8463]

I never thought that the new Allbrook was made in Egypt!

[@r4ls3i60]

Is the reason why they can't be installed in California is because since 2017, urinals can only use up to 1/2 gallons per flush, and toilets can only use 1.28 gallons per flush? This urinal shows that it uses 0.5~1.0 gallons / 1.89~3.78 liters per flush, so it exceeds that limit.

[@hotwheelscarstracksracing6576]

They discontinued the “Standard” Alta in the beginning of 1967.

[@btlplumbing4728]

Edit: I thought you said Penbrooks but you actually said *Pintbrooks*

[@jeffreygadson]

1976 Allbrook 👍 2019 Allbrook 👎

[@ASF.Plumbing]

I like both of them

[@VMUTplumbing]

That's what I was talking about the CA water regulations, like people only avoid replacing vintage washdown urinals (decisions are unpredictable), but Blowout, siphon jet, or any other special flush actions that uses more than 1 gallons should be replaced immediately in CA. My area including the acorn blowout that was used to be here in park has been replaced so many times when I revisit and I was out of nowhere but I know the reason why they should. And also, My school has 2000's American Standard Allbrook although it didn't get replaced, the flushometer was changed with .125 GPF so that's good.