American Standard Champion PRO Two-Piece 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf Chair Height Round Front Toilet With Matte Black Trip Lever Less Seat - AMS-211BA704

Yes. The Champion PRO chair height round front bowl is stated ADA compliant, meeting Americans with Disabilities Act requirements for use and accessibility. It measures 17 inches tall including the seat, which is the chair-height range ADA calls for. Note that the seat is sold separately, so the finished height varies slightly depending on the seat you pair with it.

No. It ships less seat, so you need to order a round front toilet seat separately to complete the install. Because the advertised 17-inch chair height includes a seat, the seat thickness you choose will shift the finished height slightly. What does come in the box: the matte black metal trip lever and color-matched bowl caps.

It carries a 1,000 gram MaP score, the highest rating in that test, at 1.28 gpf / 4.8 Lpf. MaP measures how much solid waste a toilet clears in a single flush, so 1,000 grams is the top of the scale for a water-conserving fixture. That is the number property managers and facility buyers look at when they're trying to cut callbacks for double-flushing in high-traffic restrooms.

Round front, like this Champion PRO, projects less into the room, which matters in tight powder rooms and small multi-family baths where clearance in front of the fixture is short. Elongated bowls are usually preferred where space allows and in commercial restrooms for comfort. This one is a round front chair height model, so it gives you the accessible seat height without the extra bowl projection.

Yes, it's WaterSense certified and flushes at 1.28 gpf / 4.8 Lpf, using 20 percent less water than a standard 1.6 gallon fixture while performing as well or better. That's the flush rate typically required on WaterSense-based utility rebates and on jurisdictions that mandate high-efficiency toilets.

The PRO is a trade-exclusive version, built around parts that hold up under maintenance use: a metal trip lever rather than plastic, and a metal shank fill valve. The bowl is vitreous china with the EverClean antimicrobial surface baked in, which inhibits growth of stain- and odor-causing bacteria, mold and mildew on the glazed surface. That combination is aimed at the property manager or MRO buyer who's replacing fixtures across a portfolio, not a one-off homeowner swap.

The china is White, and it ships with a Matte Black trip lever plus bowl caps color-matched to the china. The orderable model number is 211BA704.020, the .020 suffix being American Standard's White code. If you're standardizing a building on chrome or polished trim, the black lever on this one won't match.

Two-piece, so the tank and bowl ship and set separately. That's usually easier to carry up stairs and through a finished unit than a one-piece, and a cracked tank can be replaced without pulling the whole fixture. Set the bowl on the 12-inch rough-in flange first, then bolt the tank down.