American Standard Cadet PRO Two-Piece 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf Extra Tall Height Elongated 10-Inch Rough Toilet Less Seat - AMS-215TB104

That's exactly what it's built for. The Cadet PRO 215TB104 is a 10-inch rough-in bowl, meaning the closet flange centerline sits 10 inches off the finished wall rather than the usual 12. Measure from the wall (not the baseboard) to the center of the flange bolts before ordering. If you get 12 inches, this bowl will leave a gap at the wall and you want the 12-inch version of the Cadet PRO instead.

No seat. The 215TB104 ships as a less-seat unit, so you order the seat separately, and for this bowl it needs to be an elongated seat, not a round front. The chrome trip lever is included; other trip lever finishes are sold separately. Tank and bowl ship as a two-piece set with the trim, so plan on supplying the seat, the supply line, and the wax ring or waxless seal to finish the install.

If the existing closet flange is set at a 10-inch rough-in and you're feeding from a standard wall or floor stop, the swap is a straight one: same two-piece tank-on-bowl configuration, same floor mount. Two things change the job. The bowl is elongated, so it projects farther into the room than a round-front you may be pulling out, and at 19 inches the rim sits noticeably higher, which matters if it's going next to a vanity or in a tight water closet.

The flush path is what carries it at 1.28 gpf: a 3-inch flush valve dumps the tank fast, and a 2-1/8 inch trapway gives the waste a wide exit. The PowerWash rim directs the water around the bowl under pressure so the bowl gets scrubbed on the way down. It is WaterSense certified, so it also satisfies jurisdictions and rebate programs that require a high-efficiency 1.28 gpf fixture.

American Standard classifies the Cadet PRO 215TB104 as a residential fixture, so for a public or high-traffic commercial restroom you're better off with a commercial-duty tank type or a flushometer bowl. Where it does fit well is multi-family and hospitality: apartments, condos, assisted living, and hotel guest baths, where you want the 19-inch height and a tank-type toilet a maintenance tech can service with standard parts.

Order American Standard MPN 215TB104.020. The .020 suffix is White, which is the only color the extra-tall 10-inch rough-in Cadet PRO is built in, so there's no finish decision to make on the china itself. The finish choice you do have is the trip lever, where chrome comes in the box and other finishes are ordered separately.

EverClean is a surface treatment fired into the vitreous china rather than a coating applied on top, and it inhibits the growth of bacteria, mold, and mildew on the glazed surface. It doesn't sanitize the bowl or replace cleaning, it slows down the staining and ring buildup between cleanings. For a property manager turning units or cleaning on a schedule, that's the practical benefit: fewer hard-scrub visits.

Both the trip lever and the fill valve shank are metal on the Cadet PRO, which is the difference maintenance staff notice first, since a plastic trip lever arm is a common snap-off on rental toilets. The fill valve and flapper are standard American Standard service parts, so a tech can rebuild the tank without pulling the fixture.