I was kinda on the fence about that. What threw me off was the drain outlet, and I haven't seen a lot of Lynnbrooks. I almost wanted to say it was a TOTO, but the building next door has TOTO fixtures and this urinal had absolutely no design resemblance to a TOTO. Thanks for clearing that up for me!

The urinal is American Standard, and it is a Lynbrook. It has a logo, but it's on the left side of the urinal due to its model era.

The urinal is indeed an American Standard. It's a model Lynbrook with its blowout design (the flushometer used is a Sloan Royal 180-1.5). The AS logo is faded on this example, which explains why you can't see it now.

This is a 1985 American Standard Lynbrook urinal.

Totally awesome find! I would totally try to get one of these for my collection, although they are very hard to even find installed these days - and even more difficult to find as 'used' for sale. But putting it on a test rig would be an 'adventure' ;-)

It doesn't matter how high the pressure is set. The water consumption will be the same unless they change the flushometer or adjust the water consumption setting.

It's an American Standard Lynbrook urinal. When flushed, it evacuates the water.

The urinal is not unknown. It is an American Standard Blowout urinal.

American Standard Lynbrook urinal. The Afwall could be better, but the Lynbrook was 5 times as powerful as the afwall.

the urinal is not an unkown is an american standard lynnbrook but now is maintained

That's a AS lynbrook

I seen one of these alot in my local galleria mall

but i dont know what maintained is it i think kohler maintained this...... but i dont know

That’s a lynbrook urinal

The toilet sorta flushes like it's connected to a tank.

It's a lynbrook

1984-1985 AMERICAN STANDARD Lynbrook

yup its a lynbrook urinal 

american standard lynbrook urinal