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When you are dealing with a project that has a mixed variety of piping – plastic, copper and maybe even some galvanized steel, you will need all types of fittings and ways to join them together. Despite their differences, plastic, copper, and galvanized pipe can be mixed and matched in your plumbing system through the innovative use of adapters and various transition fittings.
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Mansfield Toilets
Mansfield toilets have a solid reputation for delivering high performance using innovative flushing technologies in modern stylish designs. With advanced new technologies like the MagnaFlush™ II flushing system and cutting edge Eco product development, Mansfield continues to innovate and expand their full line of high performance toilets, lavatories, whirlpools, bathtubs, bath furniture and plumbing fittings. As a distributor of Mansfield toilets, Irving’s Plumbing Supplies not only offers a full line of Mansfield toilets, but toilet parts including toilet lids, tanks and toilet seats.
The Maverick
Sleek, quiet and powerful, Mansfield’s signature toilet, the Maverick, features the innovative MagnaFlush™ II flushing technology – the ultimate in performance. Designed for today’s demanding applications, the Maverick virtually eliminates toilet clogging. Perfect for both residential and high use commercial applications where top performance is critical. Powerful and attractive, the Maverick delivers top performance with style. With contemporary flair and a sculpted tank, it’s designed to be the perfect fit for most any decor. For the ultimate in luxury, the Maverick is available in a broad palette of color choices and trip lever finishes, along with a full suite of matching lavatories and toilet seats.
Featuring a powerful flushing action, a 3” flush valve and an optimized trapway design, the Maverick delivers maximum performance. New Maverick Toilet Mansfield’s engineering team was challenged to develop the most powerful gravity flushing system available, and the result is the new Magna Flushing system fro the Maverick toilet combination. Utilizing a large 3” flush valve and technically advanced trapway, we maximized the water flow for a superior flushing action. Using a powerful siphon jet action, the toilet creates a powerful siphon action unmatched in the industry. The Maverick is currently available in an elongated design in all of Mansfield’s colors, and can be ordered with a matching SmartClose or Primo toilet seat. It is backed by the industry’s best protection – The Mansfield Limited Lifetime Warranty.
Mansfield Toilet Models
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Features large 2-1/8″ trapway and 3″ flush valve. |
Includes tank trim and side mounted chrome plated metal trip lever. Less toilet seat and supply. |
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Maverick |
Featuring a High Volume Three-Inch Flush Valve |
12″ Rough-in |
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Maverick SmartHeight™ |
Featuring a High Volume Three-Inch Flush Valve |
12″ Rough-in |
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Eco Quantum |
Features Dual Flush, Pressure Assist EcoFlush Flushing Technology |
Powerful and Quiet |
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Eco Quantum |
Features Dual Flush, Pressure Assist EcoFlush Flushing Technology |
Powerful and Quiet |
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Eco Quantum |
Features Dual Flush, Pressure Assist EcoFlush Flushing Technology |
Powerful and Quiet |
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Quantum |
1.6 Gpf / 6.0 Lpf |
12″ Rough-in |
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Quantum |
1.6 Gpf / 6.0 Lpf |
12″ Rough-in |
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Quantum |
1.6 Gpf / 6.0 Lpf |
12″ Rough-in |
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Quantum |
1.6 Gpf / 6.0 Lpf |
12″ Rough-in |
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Quantum |
1.6 Gpf / 6.0 Lpf |
12″ Rough-in |
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Quantum |
1.6 Gpf / 6.0 Lpf |
12″ Rough-in |
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Quantum |
Back Outlet Toilet Combination 1.6 Gpf / 6.0 Lpf |
12″ Rough-in |
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Quantum |
Back Outlet Toilet Combination 1.6 Gpf / 6.0 Lpf |
12″ Rough-in |
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Stafford |
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Classic Architectural Styling Inspired by Federal Furniture Design |
12″ Rough-in |
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Featuring a High Volume 3″ Flush Valve |
Large Water Surface |
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Designer, Low-Profile, One-Piece Toilet |
12″ Rough-in |
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Aegean |
Superior Boxed Rim, Siphon Jet VarTech™ Flushing System |
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Aegean |
Superior Boxed Rim, Siphon Jet VarTech™ Flushing System |
SmartHeight™ (16 – 1/8″ High)
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Pressurized Flushing |
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Easy-to-Clean and Maintain |
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MagnaFlush II Flushing System |
Featuring an extra large 3” flush valve, a pilot operated fill valve and our optimized 2 1/8” trapway, MagnaFlush II flushing technology offers a fast and powerful flush – every time. Ideal for residential and commercial use, |
MagnaFlush II – Performance Without Compromise |
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Contact us today at the following location:
| NORTH BRANCH Tel: 416.492.6444 NORTH YORK ONTARIO CANADA |
Lavatories
At Irving’s Plumbing Supplies, we offer a comprehensive range of lavatories from freestanding pedestal lavatories, the classic drop-in, self-rimming lavatories to wall-mounted lavatories. Our lavatories offer you personal comfort with classical style and elegance.
A lavatory should not be confused with a sink. A distinction is made between the two because a lavatory was iniatially designed as a basin for personal washing, while a sink is mainly for washing things such as dishes. Lavatories typically are made from vitreous china and are more delicate than sinks.
Lavatories come in four general types:
1. Freestanding Lavs
Freestanding or pedestal lavatories generally work the best in large bathrooms where there is plenty of storage and where you’re not dependent on a vanity or cabinent around the lav. These lavs are more expensive, as a rule, than the other types.
2. In Counter or flat rim Lavatories – Set into a vanity or counter
Lavs that are set into a counter often are used because the cabinent is custom built to fit a certain space. This arrangement allows the homeowner to choose from a variety of counters, including tile, plastic laminate, and marble. Whe the cabinent is built and installed, the lav itself is installed in a precut hole in the counter. Sinks can be set into counters in one of three ways:
1. An under-counter lav uses the edge of the hole cut into the counter as a rim
2. A self-rimming lav fits into the counter hole and has a rim that rests on the counter.
3. One-piece vanity tops and bowls that fit seamlessly on top of the counter or vanity.
If you don’t mind somewhat limited choices in counters, a one-piece top and bowl is a great way to go. The biggest advantages to this arrangement are that it’s easy to clean and also seamless, which means no chance of water seepage between the edge of the sink and the counter. This is the simplest bathroom lav arrangement possible and is a great idea for the children’s bathroom or a guest bathroom.
3. Above-Counter Lavatories
Lavs that sit on top of counters are know as above-counter basins. These are slowly working their way into tsome bathroom remodels and custom homes. Some consider them to be very stylish, while other s will view them as an inconvenience to use and clean because the outside of the bowl is exposed.
4. Wall Hung Lavatories
Wall hanging models are great for small spaces such as half-baths.
The plumbing to hook up your lav will be the same regardless of the type you choose or its price tag: hot and cold water in, waste water out. If you have plenty of space to fit your lav, then you have plenty of options when choosing a model and style.
Bathroom Lavatories
Bathroom Lavatories are made from a variety of materials including:
- Vitreous China
- Enameled Cast Iron
- Stainless Steel
- Cultured Marble
- Polished Brass
- Polished Copper
Brass and copper are infrequent choices for lavatories and require a lot of maintenance unless you like the weathered, patina look.
Lavatories comes in different designs and shapes including:
- Vanity-mounted Lavatories
- Wall-mounted Lavatories
- Corner Lavatories
- Rectangle, oval, and round bowls
- Self-rimming Lavatories: that sit on the top of the vanity
- Undermount Lavatories: that mount flush to the top of the vanity and are secured underneath.
- Pedestal lavatories: that hide much of the plumbing behind a narrow pedestal, while vanity lavs conceal everything inside their cabinetry.
Contact us today at one of our two locations listed below:
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Kitchen Luxuries
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Irving’s Plumbing Supplies supplies modern kitchen luxuries from some of the most famous brand names in the world. As you might imagine there is no end to what you can do to make your kitchen a modern work of functionality and comfort. Affordability, as always, is your only limit.
Kitchen Fixtures
The kitchen is the centerpiece of the home, restaurant, and hotel. Whether it be serving your customers or family their breakfast, dinner and lunch, or entertaining weddings, family get-togethers, birthday celebrations, and late night snacks, we all spend a lot of time in the kitchen. For these reasons kitchen fixtures have to be efficient, safe, hygienic, long lasting and easy to use. With the right kitchen fixtures you can make your function as the head chef or cook less of a job and more pleasurable.
Maybe that is why so many of us remodel the kitchen even when it really is still fully operational. You can always replace the old with the new in the name of greater efficiency and aesthetic satisfaction. Some kitchens built in the 1950s don’t even have dishwashers. Now would be a great time to add a new one, with a new sink and food waste and faucet system to support it. Aside from overhauling the entire structure of the kitchen from the floors, the ceiling, cabinents and lighting, you have to think about the electrical, drainage, heating, piping and ventilation requirements. That involves knowing what kitchen fixtures you want in the final design which basically determines what sort of infrastructure is needed to support them.
At Irving’s Plumbing , we offer an unlimited selection of kitchen fixtures from faucets and sinks to hot water dispensers, grease interceptors, pre-rinse sprayers and food waste disposal systems. We also have all the parts, valves, drains, fittings, systems and piping that make up the infrastructure to support those fixtures. Selecting the kitchen fixtures for your house or a major building complex will make up the most expensive part of the plumbing system. Whether you are designing for the home or commerical kitchen, we offer sound objective advice on a broad range of kitchen fixtures and appliances.
| The Kitchen Sink Kitchen sinks are probably the most frequently used fixture in the home and restaurant. They serve a multitude of functions from washing your hands to holding water for straining vegetables or washing pans. They come in many different materials including granite, cast iron, quartz composite or concrete, copper and stainless steel sinks that look good, are durable and extremely easy to clean. The lastest fad are glass sinks which offer all sorts of aesthetic features to your kitchen. They come in all different shapes and sizes from corner kitchen sinks to utility sinks with 9 to 10 inch deep bowls that allow you to clean large pots and oversized basins. Sinks are also divided into self-rimming sinks, which sit on the countertop and undermount sinks, which attach to the underside of the counter. Sinks for the kitchen are usually 22″ x 30″ and often come with four holes used for mounting faucets and sprayers, liquid soap dispensers for liquid soap, hot water, and purified water.  |
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| The Kitchen Faucet Faucets for the kitchen come in three basic styles: 1) the classic two-handle or dual control style where the spout and both valves sit on a single base unit, 2) the popular single-handle or single control faucet where the hot and cold water is controlled by one lever or knob that’s often part of the spout, and 3) the widespread faucet where the hot and cold water valve and spout are mounted separately. When it comes to the kitchen, the single control faucet is probably your best bet. Safe and efficient, this style is user friendly to both kids and adults. |
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| The Hot Water Dispenser The hot water dispenser is basically a small electric water heater that supplies hot water to a single faucet. Installed under the sink, this small tank heats and holds hot water ready to be transported through a spout on top of the sink that is separate from the main faucet. For the chef in your home, or at the hotel, the hot water dispenser is the epitome of convenience. It speeds up all kinds of kitchen activities from the preparation of hot drinks, soups, sauces, the thawing of frozen foods, to warming the baby bottle, these relatively inexpensive fixtures can make you look like a cooking genius. |
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| The Food Waste Disposal System Garbage disposals are the chef’s best friend. Designed to grind and wash away garbage and waste generated during the cooking of a meal, these units can solve your waste disposal problems with the touch of a switch. Garbage disposals range from ½ to 2 horsepower depending on how much and what kind of waste you have to handle. Smaller kitchens can probably get away with a minimum of ½ horsepower, while the commerical kitchens in restaurants and hotels will require something more powerful. Most units will fit into a standard drain outlet. The most common garbage disposals are the switch activated ones, but there are other models that start when you insert and turn a special drain plug. Garbage disposals are never that quiet, but under stainless steel sinks, they can be quite noisy if not properly insulated. Avoid trying to plug it with foods such as celery, potato skins, melon rinds and other fruit and vegetables peels, and coffee grounds, a garbage disposal can last for years. |
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| The Grease Interceptor A grease interceptor traps the grease and fat that accumulates in the kitchen and prevents it from entering and clogging up the waste lines. Consisting of a vault with a minimum capacity of between 500 and 750 gallons, the interceptor is divided into a minumum of two compartments, and the flow between each compartment is through a 90° fitting designed for grease retention. The capacity of the interceptor gives the wastewater time to cool, allowing any remaining grease not collected by the traps time to congeal and rise to the surface where it accumulates until the interceptor is cleaned. |
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