American Standard Champion Slow-Close & Easy Lift-Off Round Front Toilet Seat - AMS-5320B65CT

The Champion 5320B65CT is a round front seat and fits most conventional round front toilets. It will not fit an elongated bowl, so measure the bowl before ordering: a round front bowl runs roughly 16-1/2 inches from the seat bolt holes to the front rim, an elongated one about 18-1/2 inches. If your bowls are elongated, you need the elongated version of the seat instead.

Bottom mounting hardware is included with the Champion 5320B65CT, so it installs on a standard two-hole bowl with what is in the box. Nothing else is required to hang the seat.

Yes. The Champion seat uses a lift-to-release Easy Clean hinge, so the seat and lid come off the hinge posts by hand for cleaning the seat and the bowl rim, then drop back on. No tools, and you are not backing out bolts every time. That matters on turnovers and in high-traffic restrooms where the hinge area is where the soil collects.

American Standard classifies the Champion 5320B65CT as a residential seat. It is a good fit for apartments, single-family rentals, and hospitality guest baths. For a high-traffic public restroom, spec a commercial open-front seat instead.

Both the seat and the lid are No Slam slow-close on the Champion 5320B65CT, so each one drops under control rather than dropping on the china. Two reasons property managers buy it: it kills the noise complaint in stacked apartments and shared walls, and it takes the impact off the bowl rim, which is where chipped china and cracked hinge lugs come from. A standard hinged seat is cheaper to replace but generates the callbacks.

Yes, 5320B65CT is the Champion family round front seat from American Standard, so it coordinates with Champion round front bowls in the same color code. Buying one seat model across the property means one spare part on the shelf and one hinge kit that fits every unit. Confirm each bowl is round front and not elongated before you commit the whole order, since mixed bowl shapes are common in buildings that were renovated in phases.

Molded polypropylene plastic with an EverClean antimicrobial surface built into the material, which inhibits the growth of odor and stain causing bacteria, mold, and mildew on the seat surface. Polypropylene is the lighter, warmer-to-touch option versus a molded wood seat, and it does not chip at the edges the way a painted wood seat does when tenants drop the lid. The whole seat weighs 3.854 pounds.