All the regular height round toilets are Late 1980s Kohler Wellworth Toilets. The elongated comfort height toilets are Late 1980s Kohler Highline toilets. The Urinals are late 1980s Kohler Bardons. Kohler has kept the same outward design on their toilet tanks for many years now. The last toilet is a 1960s American Standard Cadet.
These look to be around 1988-1993 (or 1994 since Kohler used both logos with & without water usage info that year). The Highline WGs both have the bold commercial logo.
![[412] Early 1980's park restroom reshoot with American Standard toilets](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yzRsYFxA_Gg/mqdefault.jpg)
![[412] Early 1980's park restroom reshoot with American Standard toilets](/img/tr.png)
All the regular height round toilets are Late 1980s Kohler Wellworth Toilets. The elongated comfort height toilets are Late 1980s Kohler Highline toilets. The Urinals are late 1980s Kohler Bardons. Kohler has kept the same outward design on their toilet tanks for many years now. The last toilet is a 1960s American Standard Cadet.
awesome and happy new years
Now those are AWESOME toilets! :D
These look to be around 1988-1993 (or 1994 since Kohler used both logos with & without water usage info that year). The Highline WGs both have the bold commercial logo.
Happy New Year to you too!
Happy New Years!
I like how the outside of the facility looks more like a small wooden schoolhouse, but inside you got this
happy new year!
Happy new years
Happy 2024 my friend
That’s cool
Is this DieselDucy?
I SHIT MYSELF
Big old bathroom ain't got no business with no access lock on them doors; there are no tubs.
Wait, DIESELDUCY?
Those look to be 1987-1993
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happy 2024
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