American Standard Afwall Millennium 1.1 – 1.6 gpf (4.2 – 6.0 Lpf) Top Spud Elongated Wall-Hung Bowl - AMS-2257101

No. The Afwall Millennium 2257101 is the bowl only, shipped less seat, and the flushometer is a separate order. It takes a top spud flush valve connecting to a 1-1/2 inch inlet spud, and the valve has to be set for the 1.1 to 1.6 gpf range the bowl is designed around. You will also need a carrier, since this is a wall-hung fixture. Budget for the valve, the seat, and the carrier on top of the bowl.

Not without changing the valve and the rough-in. The Afwall Millennium 2257101 is a top spud bowl, so the flush valve comes down to the top of the bowl rather than entering through the back. If the openings in your building are piped for back spud fixtures, the water supply stub and the escutcheon location are in the wrong place and you need the back spud version of the Afwall instead. Mixing the two across a restroom bank also means two different valve part numbers in your stockroom.

Yes. The Afwall Millennium 2257101 is a High Efficiency Toilet that operates anywhere in the 1.1 to 1.6 gpf (4.2 to 6.0 Lpf) range, so a 1.28 gpf flushometer works on it. That range is what lets one bowl cover a 1.6 gpf retrofit building and a new 1.28 gpf water-conservation spec without changing the fixture. The flush volume is set by whichever valve you pair with it.

The Afwall Millennium carries a MaP (Maximum Performance) score of 1,000 grams at 1.1 to 1.6 gpf, which is the top of the MaP scale. It uses a direct-fed siphon jet flush with a 2-1/8 inch (54 mm) fully glazed trapway and a 2 inch (51 mm) minimum ballpass. The fully glazed trapway and that ballpass are what matter in facilities where paper volume causes callbacks.

A wall-hung bowl like the Afwall Millennium hangs off a chair carrier inside the wall with nothing touching the floor, so crews can mop straight through and there is no base joint to fail. That is why it dominates commercial and institutional restrooms. The tradeoff is the carrier and the in-wall rough-in, which makes it a poor retrofit for a building plumbed for floor-mount fixtures with a floor flange. If the existing openings are floor-outlet, a floor-mount flushometer bowl is the cheaper and faster swap. The elongated shape here is the standard commercial bowl length and is what most accessibility specs call for.

The Afwall Millennium uses a concealed trapway design with a built-in condensation channel, which catches condensate running off the china rather than letting it track down the wall. That matters in unconditioned or high-humidity restrooms where sweating fixtures cause staining on the finish wall below. The exterior is conventional glaze.

The Afwall Millennium top spud elongated wall-hung bowl is offered in White, ordered under manufacturer part number 2257101.02. The .02 suffix is the White finish code, so that one number covers the whole fixture for a standardized restroom bank.