Tim Smith wrote:
In article
,
"aemeijers" wrote:
Commercial wall-hungs, in general modern use in north america, do
not have tanks- they depend on higher volume, higher water
pressure lines in commercial buildings. A tank hidden in wall
would be an upkeep nightmare.

So, is there any reasonably way to get that kind of thing in a home?
I'd love to have a toilet at home that flushed like the ones at
work. Those things seem to be able to take pretty much anything,
and are almost instantly ready for the next flush.

They most probably use a Sloan valve rather than a tank.
http://www.sloanvalve.com/index_3466.htm

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