Kohler Project Desk — Request Specifications

What to include

• Fixture type: toilet, kitchen faucet, shower, or lavatory
• Target flush volume (GPF) or flow rate (GPM) and finish code
• Rough-in size or valve stamp if replacing trim only
• Unit count and ship-to region

Social channels are not used for project quoting. Use the form or email for SKU-level requests. When you are replacing a Kohler shower valve trim on an existing Rite-Temp body, include the valve stamp photo so we can confirm interchange before ordering handles.

For hospitality packages, note whether guest rooms need rain shower heads closer to 2.0 GPM for water metering or closer to 2.5 GPM for spray feel. For healthcare lavatories, call out ADA lever requirements and any infection-control preference for manual versus touchless operation. Kitchen remodel programs should state deck thickness and whether the sink is undermount or drop-in so spout clearance stays correct.

We respond with SKU shortlists, NSF/ANSI 61 and cUPC notes where relevant, and dealer routing for ship-to addresses. If you only need a Kohler toilet parts ID or shower cartridge replacement code, say so in the first sentence—those tickets move faster than full fixture schedules.

Large remodel packages can attach a spreadsheet with finish codes and quantities. Smaller single-family jobs can list three fields only: toilet or faucet model family, desired finish, and rough-in size. Either way, clear inputs cut revision loops when quartz templates or vanity tops are already in fabrication. Dimensional stability of seats and lids matters in steam-adjacent spa suites; mention humidity conditions if Quiet-Close components will sit in those rooms.