[1482] A bunch of back spud 1970's Crane Placidus toilets!

This was an interesting find. This building was built somewhere between 1977 and 1981. It's not often you see back spud toilets in public buildings in the US, especially this new. There is a mix of the 70's style and the early 3.5 style in here. There's also some Del Rio urinals which are top spud for some reason. Notice the original seats!

[@janeroseloave1201]

Yay, I’m excited to see the 1970)s Crane fixtures with original toilet seats they look quite interesting when they are backspud style the del Rios are incredible too

[@vintagekohler6085]

Cool find! I've always thought these look weird without a spud hump, lol.

[@jbsimmons54]

Awesome Placidii!

[@Animegamespublishing]

Awesome looking placiduses and del rio. Its rare. The new haven library ground floor has back spud 1986 afwalls and lynbrooks just like lock haven pa buildings

[@KaneHulen]

Here’s the key to finding back spud toilets: Go to Army Corp of Engineers parks, recreation areas, campgrounds, and other facilities. That’s where I’ve seen the most backspuds.

[@toiletsroc]

@@KaneHulen it’s funny you mention that. While I have been to many many parks with back spud fixtures, I have stopped at one recreation area by the army corps of engineers and found nothing but top spud fixtures. I’ve had much better luck at state parks

[@KaneHulen]

@ It’s more common in the older restroom facilities.

[@ToiletsofArizona]

Nice toilets