American Standard Champion PRO Two-Piece 1.6 gpf/6.0 Lpf Standard Height Elongated Toilet Less Seat - AMS-211CA004

No seat is included. The Champion PRO ships as a less-seat toilet, so you order the seat separately, and it needs to be an elongated seat, not a round front. What does come in the box is the chrome trip lever and color-matched bowl caps.

Standard height. The Champion PRO 211CA004 is the standard-height bowl, which sits lower than a chair-height or right-height model. If you are outfitting units where ADA-style seat height matters to the tenant or the occupant, specify a comfort/right height Champion instead; this one will feel low by comparison.

It flushes at 1.6 gpf (6.0 Lpf). That is the federal standard flush volume, not a high-efficiency one. If a jurisdiction, a green building spec, or a utility rebate program requires 1.28 gpf or less, this bowl will not qualify and you need an HET model.

It is the trade-exclusive version of the Champion line, and it earns a 1,000 MaP score, the top flush-performance rating, so bulk waste clearing is where it is strongest. The bowl is vitreous china with an EverClean surface that inhibits stain- and odor-causing bacteria, mold and mildew on the glaze, which matters when a unit sits vacant between tenants. American Standard classifies it residential, so for a high-traffic commercial restroom you would look at a flushometer bowl rather than a tank type.

An elongated bowl projects roughly two inches further into the room than a round front, so in a tight powder room or a compartment stall with a door swing close to the fixture, measure your clear floor space before committing. The Champion PRO is elongated only. Where the space is genuinely tight, a round front bowl on the same 12-inch rough-in is the swap to make.

Beyond the toilet itself, plan on an elongated seat (not included), a wax ring or waxless gasket, closet bolts if the flange does not have serviceable ones, and a supply riser to the tank. The trip lever and the shank fill valve are metal rather than plastic and come fitted, so no trim upgrade is needed there.

White only, MPN 211CA004.020. The bowl caps are color-matched to the china and the trip lever is chrome, so if you are standardizing a building on white fixtures with chrome trim it drops straight into that scheme.

Two-piece: the tank and bowl ship separate and bolt together on site. That makes it easier to carry up stairs and through a unit than a one-piece, and the tank can be replaced on its own later. The tradeoff is the tank-to-bowl joint and the seam behind it, which a one-piece does not have.