American Standard Champion PRO Two-Piece 1.6 gpf/6.0 Lpf Chair Height Round Front Toilet Less Seat - AMS-211BA004

The Champion PRO two-piece round front toilet is a 12-inch rough-in fixture, so the closet flange centerline sits 12 inches off the finished wall. That is the standard rough-in in most North American construction, which makes it a straight drop-in on the majority of existing waste lines. If the building was roughed at 10 or 14 inches, this bowl will not sit correctly without an offset flange.

Yes, the Champion PRO round front is stated as meeting Americans with Disabilities Act requirements for use and accessibility, and it is a chair-height bowl measuring 17 inches tall including the seat. One caveat for a spec job: it ships less seat, and the finished height shifts slightly with whatever seat you pair to it, so the seat selection is part of meeting the height on the drawing.

No seat is included. The Champion PRO ships as bowl and tank only, so you need to order a round front seat separately on every unit. Buying a hundred of these for a property means a hundred seats on the same order. The upside for a property manager is that you pick the seat grade the traffic calls for, and the 17-inch chair height quoted for this bowl already assumes a seat on top.

1.6 gallons per flush, 6.0 litres per flush. That is the federal maximum for a standard flush toilet, not a high efficiency 1.28 gpf unit, so if your jurisdiction or a green building program requires HET or WaterSense level flow, this bowl does not meet it. Where the requirement is simply code-legal 1.6, it qualifies, and it carries a 1,000 MaP score, the top flush performance rating.

If the existing toilet is a standard 12-inch rough-in, yes, the Champion PRO sets on the same flange with a new wax ring and bolts. Two things change on the buyer. The seat does not carry over as a purchase since this ships less seat, and if you are coming off a standard height bowl the finished seat height goes up to 17 inches. Measure from the finished wall to the closet bolt centerline before ordering; that number has to be 12.

That is exactly what the round front Champion PRO is for. A round bowl projects less into the room than an elongated one, which is why it goes into small half baths, tight apartment bathrooms, and any spot where the door swing or a vanity crowds the fixture. Elongated is the more comfortable seat if you have the depth. Both share the same 12-inch rough-in here, so the choice is about how far the bowl comes off the wall, not about the drain location.

It is built for it in the places that usually fail first. The trip lever and the fill valve shank are metal rather than plastic, which is the part a maintenance tech replaces most often on a builder-grade toilet. The bowl and tank are vitreous china, and the surface carries EverClean, which inhibits growth of stain and odor causing bacteria, mold and mildew on the china itself. It is a trade exclusive model, which is why you will not find it on a big box shelf.

Chair height, at 17 inches to the top of the seat. That is the taller sit, easier to get on and off for older residents and anyone with mobility limits, versus the roughly 15-inch standard height bowl. Worth knowing before you mix it into a building: put a chair height next to a standard height in the same unit and the difference is obvious. Final height varies a little with the seat you choose, since the bowl ships without one.

Two things are certain. A round front toilet seat, since none is included. And a wax ring or waxless seal with closet bolts for setting the bowl on the flange, plus a supply line and angle stop for the tank if you are not reusing what is in the wall. The trip lever and fill valve shank come with the toilet, both metal, and the color-matched bowl caps are in the box.