American Standard Cadet PRO Two-Piece 1.6 gpf/6.0 Lpf Standard Height Round Front 10-Inch Rough Toilet Less Seat - AMS-215DB004

That's exactly what it's built for. The Cadet PRO two-piece round front is a 10-inch rough-in model, meaning the closet flange centerline sits 10 inches from the finished wall. If your waste line measures the standard 12 inches, this is the wrong bowl, you'd want the 12-inch rough-in version instead. Measure from the finished wall surface (not the baseboard) to the center of the flange bolts before ordering.

No seat is included. The 215DB004 ships less seat, so you need to order a round front toilet seat separately. It does come with color-matched bowl caps and a metal trip lever, so the visible trim is covered, just not the seat.

Standard height. The Cadet PRO 215DB004 is a standard height round front bowl, so the seat sits lower than a comfort/right-height model. If you're spec'ing for ADA-type seat heights or older tenants, a right height elongated bowl is the better call.

Two: White (215DB004.020) and Linen (215DB004.222). If you're matching existing fixtures in a unit, the suffix is the color code, .020 for white and .222 for linen, and the bowl caps and trip lever are color-matched to the china.

1.6 gpf / 6.0 Lpf, and it is WaterSense certified, using 20 percent less water than a regular toilet. That makes it acceptable where a 1.6 gpf maximum is enforced, though it is not a 1.28 gpf HET if your jurisdiction or rebate program requires that lower figure.

It is aimed that way. The tank is a trade exclusive, the trip lever and fill valve shank are metal rather than plastic (the two parts that fail first in a rental), and the bowl is vitreous china. The round front bowl also takes up less floor space in small apartment baths. American Standard lists it as a residential product, so for heavy commercial traffic look at a commercial flushometer-style fixture instead.

Round front, which is what the Cadet PRO 215DB004 is, projects roughly two inches less off the wall than an elongated bowl and is the usual pick for powder rooms, closets, and apartment baths where the door or vanity crowds the fixture. Elongated gives more seating comfort and is generally preferred in owner-occupied full baths. Seats are not interchangeable between the two shapes, so order a round seat for this bowl.

The 215DB004 is a two-piece bowl and tank less seat, so plan on a round front toilet seat, a wax or waxless closet flange seal, closet bolts, and a supply riser from the stop to the tank. Bowl caps and the trip lever are already included.

The flush uses a PowerWash rim that scrubs the bowl with every flush, so water is directed around the full inner rim instead of dumping straight down. The surface is vitreous china and takes ordinary non-abrasive bathroom cleaners.