item #18 · toilet
Claim 046414618-01 / 046414618-02 · Liberty Mutual
Facts
- Claimed Amount
- $519.00
- Original Brand
- Porcher (American Standard)
- Original Model
- 1 Champion One-Piece Elongated Toilet, model 97420
- Original Qty
- 1
- Original Total Paid
- $519.35
- Pre Loss Purchase Date
- 2006-03
- Pre Loss Vendor
- homeclick.com
- Replacement Status
- plan_filed
- Replacement Date
- # YYYY-MM-DD when ordered (Dan to fill)
- Replacement Brand
- EPLO
- Replacement Model
- iX7-PRO Smart Toilet (elongated, heated seat, bidet, auto open/close, instant warm water, integrated dryer)
- Replacement Price
- null # Dan to fill at purchase
- Replacement Url
- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D83KVTBW
- Replacement Receipt
- # filename of Amazon order confirmation once placed
- Liberty status
- ✓
- Liberty Status Note
- Confirmed by Taylor Guishard-Drummond email 2026-01-23: listed on 1/13 settlement estimate at $519 approved amount. Replacement intent declared 2026-05-22: EPLO iX7-PRO smart toilet (B0D83KVTBW). Order pending.
- Dispute Status
- agreed" # Liberty approved on 1/13 estimate
- Depreciation Withheld
- null # amount Liberty withheld (if any)
- Depreciation Recovered
- false # has the holdback been recovered?
Notes
**Porcher 1 Champion One-Piece Elongated Toilet, model 97420** — Porcher is a designer European-style fixture brand (now part of American Standard). Photo composite shows: original Yahoo Mail order confirmation from homeclick.com dated March 2006 ($519.35 total, line-item highlighted "Porcher 1 Champion One-Piece Elongated Toilet · 97420 · $519.35"); a damage-state photo of the toilet bowl shattered on the ground next to lumber debris (red bordered, "Porcher Toilet"); and a "Earlier picture: Porcher Toilet" reference image showing the intact unit in its original installed state. Originally **stored as a spare/replacement unit** alongside other in-storage fixtures (not currently in-service plumbing — context for why it's a contents-loss line rather than a structural-fixture line). "15+ years since March 2006" but Porcher fixtures are designed for decades-long service; depreciation should reflect the brand's longevity premium, not standard residential-fixture depreciation curves. [TBD: confirm "spare/replacement" framing — was this stored for future install or currently installed somewhere?]