American Standard Cadet PRO Two-Piece 1.6 gpf/6.0 Lpf Chair Height Round Front Toilet Less Seat - AMS-215BA004

The Cadet PRO two-piece is stated as meeting Americans with Disabilities Act requirements for use and accessibility. The bowl is chair height, measuring 17 inches tall including the seat, which is what gets it into the ADA seat height range. Because the seat is sold separately, final height varies slightly with whichever seat you install, so pick a standard-thickness seat if the ADA height matters on the job.

No seat is included. The Cadet PRO 215BA004 ships less seat, so you need to order a round front seat separately. What does come in the box is the tank, bowl, color-matched bowl caps, and a metal trip lever.

It flushes at 1.6 gallons (6.0 liters) per flush, the standard federal maximum. That satisfies a conventional low-flow spec, but it is not a HET or WaterSense-level 1.28 gpf fixture, so if your jurisdiction or rebate program requires 1.28 gpf you need a different model.

Round front is the right call when floor space is tight. The bowl projects less from the wall than an elongated bowl, which is why round front is the usual pick for powder rooms, closet-sized baths, and multi-family units where the door swing is close to the bowl. Go elongated when you have the depth and want more seating comfort. The Cadet PRO round front still gives you chair height at 17 inches with the seat, so you're not giving up the higher seat to save the floor space.

Three: White (215BA004.020), Bone (215BA004.021), and Linen (215BA004.222). If you're matching existing fixtures across a building, order by that full suffix number, since the last three digits are the color code and the bowl caps and trip lever are color-matched to it.

The build is aimed at that. The bowl and tank are vitreous china, the trip lever is metal rather than plastic, and the fill valve uses a metal shank, which are the two parts that usually fail first on a builder-grade toilet. The PowerWash rim scrubs the bowl on every flush, which helps in units that don't get cleaned often. It is classed as a residential fixture, so for heavy commercial restroom traffic look at a flushometer bowl instead.

Plan on a round front toilet seat, a wax ring or waxless seal, closet bolts if your flange doesn't have usable ones, and a supply line to the fill valve. The tank-to-bowl hardware, bowl caps, and trip lever come with the toilet. Nothing in the box covers the flange connection or the water supply.

Chair height and comfort height describe the same thing: a bowl that sits closer to chair seating than a traditional toilet. The Cadet PRO measures 17 inches to the top of the seat, versus roughly 15 inches on a standard-height bowl. That's easier for adults, seniors, and anyone with mobility limits, which is also why it lands in ADA range. For an elementary school or a small child's bath, a standard-height bowl is the better fit.

No. The 215BA004 uses the trade exclusive Cadet PRO tank, which is sold through wholesale and trade channels rather than the retail version of the Cadet line. If you're standardizing a property on this toilet, order the same 215BA004 base number so the tanks and trim stay identical unit to unit.