Woodbridge Toilet Brand Guide: All Models Explained

The T-0019 achieves a maximum 1,000-gram MaP score at just 1.28 GPF -- the only Woodbridge model to reach this threshold -- making it the single best-performing toilet the brand makes on independent flush testing.

The T-0019 is the flagship of the T-series and the toilet that put Woodbridge on the performance map. Its dual-siphon jet system combined with a fully glazed 2.375-inch trapway generates enough hydraulic force to match the TOTO UltraMax II and American Standard Champion 4 in MaP testing, both of which are considerably more expensive. Owner reviews consistently praise the flush reliability and the clean aesthetic of the skirted body, while critical reviews cluster around installation weight and occasional slow-shipping logistics from online retailers.

One key spec worth noting: the T-0019 ships with a comfort height bowl at approximately 17.5 inches from floor to seat, which aligns with ADA chair height guidelines even though the model is not formally ADA certified. For households where older adults or anyone with mobility considerations will be using the toilet regularly, that height is a genuine usability advantage over standard-height models at 15 to 16 inches.

The T-0001 is Woodbridge's defining product -- a dual-flush skirted one-piece at a price that made the brand famous -- posting an 800-gram MaP score with the option to flush at 1.0 GPF for liquids, saving substantial water versus single-flush competitors.

The T-0001 is the toilet that established Woodbridge's reputation. The combination of a skirted one-piece body, dual-flush operation, soft-close seat, and an 800-gram MaP score at a price point far below TOTO or Kohler equivalents filled a genuine market gap. It remains the best-selling Woodbridge model and the one with the largest base of long-term owner reviews to draw from.

The standard-height bowl (approximately 15.5 inches from floor to seat) is the main practical distinction between the T-0001 and the T-0019. For younger adults or households without mobility considerations, standard height is perfectly comfortable. For households where any occupant finds low seating difficult, the T-0019's comfort height is the better choice even with its higher price.

The B-0750 integrates a heated bidet seat with warm water wash, dryer, and deodorizer directly into the toilet body -- avoiding the separate bidet seat installation process -- while maintaining a solid 800-gram MaP flush score and EPA WaterSense dual-flush operation.

The B-0750 is Woodbridge's answer to the TOTO Neorest and Kohler Veil at a fraction of the price. It does not match the electronic sophistication or the build refinement of those luxury Japanese-origin models, but it delivers the core bidet experience -- warm water wash, adjustable pressure, heated seat, and auto-deodorizer -- in a skirted one-piece body that looks far more expensive than it is.

The primary installation consideration is electrical: the bidet seat's heating and wash functions require a dedicated GFCI outlet within reach of the toilet. In bathrooms where no outlet exists near the toilet -- which is common in older homes -- the electrical rough-in will add to the project cost. Buyers should budget for that possibility before purchasing any smart bidet toilet, whether Woodbridge, TOTO, or Kohler.

The T-0008 shares the T-series dual-siphon flush engine and skirted one-piece body in a shorter overall length, making it the right Woodbridge choice for powder rooms or bathrooms where every inch of clearance matters.

The T-0008 solves a real problem: many homeowners want the modern skirted aesthetic of the T-0001 or T-0019 but have a powder room or guest bathroom where the full-length elongated bowl creates clearance conflicts with vanities, walls, or doors. The T-0008 addresses that by trimming the overall footprint while keeping the same flush engineering intact.

The 800-gram MaP score demonstrates that Woodbridge did not sacrifice flush performance to achieve the compact dimensions. That is not always the case with compact-format toilets -- some compact designs reduce the trapway opening or simplify the flush mechanism to fit the smaller form factor, accepting lower flush scores as a result. The T-0008 maintains parity with the T-0001 on the most important performance metric.

The T-0069 brings Woodbridge's skirted design and 800-gram MaP flush to a comfort-height configuration specifically proportioned for ease of sitting and standing, with a bowl height that meets the spirit of ADA seating requirements even if not formally ADA certified.

The T-0069 is targeted at the same buyer profile served by the TOTO Vespin II or the Kohler Highline Comfort Height: someone who wants chair-height seating to make sitting and standing easier, particularly for older adults or anyone recovering from hip, knee, or lower-back surgery. The primary Woodbridge advantage here is the skirted body, which is easier to clean around the base than the exposed trapway on the Kohler Highline two-piece.

For households considering the T-0069 as an accessibility solution, it is worth noting that formal ADA toilet certification requires both the height specification and confirmation of minimum side clearance in the bathroom layout. The T-0069's height qualifies, but any ADA compliance assessment for a specific bathroom should factor in the total installed environment, not just the toilet specification alone.

The T-0031 trades some flush performance (600-gram MaP) for a fully square tank and bowl geometry that few toilets in any brand's lineup can match aesthetically -- it is the right choice when bathroom design is the primary driver and flush performance is secondary.

The 600-gram MaP score deserves honest context: it still clears the EPA WaterSense certification threshold (350 grams minimum) by a comfortable margin, and it is unlikely to cause problems in normal household use with adequate water pressure. The limitation becomes relevant in high-traffic or heavy-use situations, or in homes with low water pressure that reduces effective flush volume. In a lightly used guest bathroom or powder room serving adults in a standard-pressure home, the T-0031 will perform fine.

For buyers who want a square toilet from a brand with more established flush credentials, TOTO does not currently offer a square-bowl gravity toilet in the North American lineup. The T-0031 essentially owns that niche among widely available options.

The B-0960S is Woodbridge's most feature-complete smart toilet, offering auto-open/close lid, auto-flush, instant warm water wash, heated seat, warm air dryer, and deodorizer in a tankless body -- all the features of a TOTO Neorest entry-level model at a lower price point.

The B-0960S competes in the same space as the TOTO Neorest LS and the Kohler Karing, both of which carry significantly higher prices. The Woodbridge cannot match the build refinement, surface glaze quality, or warranty support infrastructure of those models, but it delivers the core functionality -- touchless operation, warm wash, auto-flush -- at a price that makes smart toilets accessible to a wider audience.

The 600-gram MaP score is consistent with other tankless smart toilet designs from competing brands in this tier, including some configurations of the Swiss Madison smart toilet series. Tankless designs prioritize the visual clean lines of a tank-free body, which inevitably constrains the water reservoir volume available per flush. In a master bathroom with normal water pressure and typical adult use, the 600-gram score is adequate; in a high-traffic bathroom, it is worth upgrading to the T-0019.