SANIFLO Saniaccess 3 + Toilet Bowl Elongated + Toilet Tank Bundle - Residential - White

This is my third one in Ten years. But I need it. It works.

My husband was able to install in my daughters basement, she had an exposed septic line and he ran pvc pipe up to it. He said instructions were easy to follow and did not have any issues. He is mechanically inclined and has experience with construction. He also attached a sink to the toilet and it has been working well with no problems.

We purchased this unit to replace an older version. Installed in about 1/2 hour from start to finish. All pipes were in line with previous model and made for a simple swap. Unit is very quiet and easily handles a full bathroom on basement level

I bought this for a suite I was turning my garage into. Figured it would be better than going through all the trouble and expense of tearing up the floor and installing real plumbing. I just ran this through the attic and connected it to another drain line. For awhile it worked nice and was great. It is a little loud, but i expected that.The problem came when it broke in less than a year from moderate use. I originally called customer service to see if this was meant for heavy use or just casual use and I was told it could be used for very heavy use and was rated at a very high number of flushes. So, it was surprising when it broke so soon. It breaking was not the worse part though, when i called tech support i was eventually advised to buy this one piece ($70). Later I found out that the piece is a very common problem in these pumps and a couple electrical engineer friends of mine who saw it told me why, it is too small, i guess saniflo did not have enough space in their machines for a bigger one, but instead went along with the design anyway. So, after replacing the piece it still did not work. I was then informed i could send it in for a free fix and they would ship it back for free... Great... but why did they not tell me this in the first place?? I guess i should of known better, but I had no idea it had a 1 year warranty and i explained when i bought it the first time i called... So, it cost me $20 to ship it to them and $70 for the piece that did not fix it anyway... Again why not just tell me to send it in the first place and save me some money? Later after receiving it I called to ask about a refund for the part since it was not the problem, i found out through my same engineer friends before i sent it that the problem was the motor was done. The tech support said there was something in the notes about the one piece.. i was like "yes obviously, I ordered that piece originally.. but sent it back with my unit with a note explaining (plus i had explained the whole refund situation before even sending the unit)"I gave up with that refund, and about 6 months later the unit broke again.. this time i just gave up on the unit (as it was out of warranty anyway).Just look elsewhere... it would be really bad to be in my situation, a finished studio/suite all done up but with a broken bathroom that was designed around this garbage pump so now I have to redesign the bathroom or tear apart half the suite to do proper plumbing, or spend $700 every few months for a new pump that will keep breaking,it is frustrating. Not worth it.

The unit works as promised. But it's certainly not w/o issues. The toilet is clearly not as good as a modern bottom outliet toilet, and do you really want macerated feces sitting in the unit? I've asked people to use it for #1 only. I'm sure it works for #2, but I'm sure not all of it gets out right away. If you're like me and use it only occasionally, I'm sure it gets ugly inside.The pump is perhaps too strong too. I have a 6' rise and only 2' horizontal. when you're in the shower it turns on for only a second or 2. I could throttle it down by partially shutting the outliet pipe, but then stuff from the toilet might not make it through.still, it does what it needs to do.

I just replaced my Saniplus after 18 years of service! The weakest part is the pressure sensitive membrane to start the pump. This membrane is in rubber, and after 18 years it deteriorate and became too sensitive. The pump will not stop working. It took me 90 minutes to replace the old with an identical one, but I had some experience removing it. My son threw his Juul in the toilet hoping no one will know, but it clogged the outflow pipe. Facing the toilet, my Saniplus is placed beyond the drywall mounted on steel frames with a 8 inches gap from the wall for piping, electricity, and insulation. Thanks to Saniflo, I was able to build a bathroom in my basement with a shower, sink and toilet. I also hooked up a sink from the laundry room to the Saniflo. The Saniflo sent the waste waters up 4 feet into the sewage pipe going to my septic tank. Almost 20 years of constant usage, that is remarkable.

This was a good purchase. We replaced the last one. Had a plumber install it, so I can't talk about the ease to install but the unit works well and does the job. No leakage issues. The last one we had was loud. This one had low noise. Great pick!

Had a problem with part damaged in transit and seller responded by a exceptionally prompt replacement. Toilet set up and running like charm. Thanks so much!!!

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The last one lasted 15+ years. This unit fit like a glove and works perfectly with the existing bowl. I would recommend using the product

Muy eficiente para trabajar en lugares donde no puedes meter tubería para drenaje por piso, tritura y bombea los desechos hasta 4m de altura de ahí puedes utilizar el sistema normal por gravedad para llegar a un punto de conexión

Had it for over a year now and it's still working great. You may have to buy some adapters tho which ended up costing me about $20

Shake the unit before installation. If you hear moving bits inside - remove them.