American Standard Cadet PRO Two-Piece 1.6 gpf/6.0 Lpf Chair Height Round Front Right-Hand Trip Lever Toilet Less Seat - AMS-215BA005

The Cadet PRO two-piece round front toilet is a 12 inch rough-in, measured from the finished wall to the center of the closet flange. That is the standard rough-in on most existing installs, so it drops onto the majority of flanges already in the floor. If you measure 10 or 14 inches on your opening, this is the wrong bowl.

Yes. The Cadet PRO chair height bowl meets Americans with Disabilities Act requirements for use and accessibility, and it sits 17 inches tall including the seat. Note the height figure assumes a seat is fitted, and seat thickness will shift it slightly, so if you are hitting a strict inspection number, use the seat you actually plan to install.

No seat is included. The 215BA005 ships less seat, so you order a round front seat separately. It is a round front bowl, not elongated, so an elongated seat will not sit right on it. Budget one seat per unit if you are buying for a multi-unit turn.

Right-hand trip lever. If the toilet sits in an alcove or tight against a wall on the right, the handle can be awkward to reach, and this model is not a left-hand tank. The lever itself is metal in a polished chrome finish rather than plastic, which is the part that usually fails first on rental turns.

A round front bowl projects less from the wall than an elongated bowl, which is why it is the usual pick for powder rooms, tight half baths, and closet-depth alcoves. The Cadet PRO round front pairs that shorter footprint with a 17 inch chair height, so you get accessible seat height without giving up floor clearance in front of the fixture. Go elongated only when you have the depth and want the extra seating comfort.

1.6 gpf, or 6.0 Lpf, which is the federal maximum for a standard toilet and the flush volume most local codes call out for a like for like replacement. It is a full flush single volume tank, not a dual flush, so there is no half flush button to explain to tenants.

It is classed as a residential fixture, and it is built with the parts that survive tenant turns: metal trip lever, metal shank fill valve, and a vitreous china body. The PowerWash rim scrubs the bowl on every flush, which cuts the ring buildup that drives callbacks in units nobody cleans regularly. For apartments, single family rentals, and hospitality guest rooms it is a sound standardization choice; for high traffic public restrooms, a flushometer bowl is the better fit.

The two-piece toilet arrives as tank and bowl with the trip lever and color-matched bowl caps already included. You supply the round front seat, a wax ring or waxless seal, closet bolts, and a supply line, plus a new closet flange if the existing one is damaged. Nothing about the tank trim needs to be specified separately; the fill valve and lever come fitted.

White only, MPN 215BA005.020. The bowl caps and trip lever are color matched to the white china, so the finished fixture reads as one piece rather than showing off-white plastic caps. If you are matching a building standard in bone or linen, this is not the model.

The Cadet PRO uses a trade exclusive tank, so treat the tank and bowl as a matched pair and order the complete 215BA005 rather than mixing it with a tank pulled off another Cadet model. If you are replacing just a cracked tank on an existing Cadet PRO, match to the bowl's own model number stamped inside the bowl.