American Standard Cadet3 FloWise Skirted Two-Piece 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf Chair Height Elongated Toilet With Seat - AMS-2989101

Yes. The Cadet 3 FloWise skirted two-piece is built for a 12 inch (305 mm) rough-in, which is the standard spacing from the finished wall to the closet flange bolts in most US construction. Measure from the finished wall face, not the baseboard, before you order.

The rim height is 16-1/2 inches (419 mm), which American Standard designates as chair height for accessible applications. With a seat on top the finished seat height lands in the 17 to 19 inch band that ADA asks for on water closets. That is the height most property managers and institutional buyers standardize on because it is easier for older residents and staff to get on and off.

1.28 gallons per flush (4.8 Lpf), about 20 percent less than a 1.6 gpf toilet, and it meets EPA WaterSense criteria. That matters in two places: jurisdictions like California and Texas that require 1.28 gpf on replacement fixtures, and utility rebate programs that only pay out on WaterSense labelled models.

The Cadet 3 FloWise uses a siphon action jetted bowl with a 2-1/8 inch (54 mm) fully glazed trapway and a 3 inch (76 mm) flush valve. The larger valve dumps the tank fast enough to build siphon at 1.28 gallons, and the glazing on the trapway keeps waste moving through the bend. That is the combination to look for when replacing an old 3.5 gpf fixture on a line with a long horizontal run.

The seat is included. Model 2989101 ships as a complete combination: bowl, tank, and a top-mount slow-close seat and cover with an easy lift-off feature for cleaning, plus two color-matched bolt hole covers and a chrome plated trip lever. You still need a supply line and a wax ring or gasket, which are not part of the carton.

Skirted means the trapway is concealed behind a smooth outer wall instead of the usual scalloped bowl profile, so there are no ribs to trap dust and no crevices behind the bowl. For a janitorial crew in a hotel or multi-family building that is one wipe instead of picking around the trapway. The trade-off is that a skirted bowl mounts differently than a standard one, so plan on following the American Standard mounting instructions rather than just dropping it on the flange bolts.

Elongated. An elongated bowl projects roughly two inches further into the room than a round front, so in a tight powder room or a narrow multi-family bath, check the clearance from the wall to whatever is opposite before committing. Where the space allows it, elongated is what most commercial and residential specs call for on comfort grounds.

White only, ordered as MPN 2989101.02. American Standard uses the .02 suffix for White, so the bolt caps and seat are matched to that same white. If you are standardizing a building on one color, this one gives you no decision to make.

EverClean is an antimicrobial surface fired into the glaze that inhibits the growth of stain and odor causing bacteria, mold, and mildew on the surface itself. It slows the staining you get in hard water and low-traffic restrooms that sit unused. It does not sanitize the fixture, so a facility still runs its normal cleaning schedule; it just means the bowl stays looking clean longer between them.

The water spot measures 9 x 8 inches (229 x 203 mm). A larger water surface keeps more of the bowl wet, which is what keeps waste from drying on the porcelain in high-traffic restrooms. The PowerWash rim scrubs the bowl on every flush to clear whatever lands outside that spot.