American Standard Colony Two-Piece 1.6 gpf/6.0 Lpf Chair Height Elongated Right Hand Trip Lever Toilet Less Seat - AMS-221AA005

The Colony chair-height elongated bowl meets Americans with Disabilities Act requirements for use and accessibility, and the rim sits at roughly 17 inches tall including the seat, which is the comfort height range ADA calls for. One caveat for spec work: American Standard lists this model as a residential product, so confirm it against your project spec before standardizing on it for a commercial facility.

Right-hand trip lever. That matters in a tight alcove or where a grab bar or vanity crowds one side of the tank. The lever is metal in a polished chrome finish, and the bowl caps are color matched to the china.

Elongated. The 221AA005 bowl is elongated, which runs about 2 inches longer front to back than a round-front bowl, so a round seat will not cover it. Plan for the extra projection into the room when you're replacing an older round-front unit.

1.6 gallons per flush, 6.0 liters, which is the federal maximum for a standard flush toilet rather than a HET. If your jurisdiction or a rebate program requires 1.28 gpf WaterSense-level performance, this is not the model for that job.

Yes, and that's the point of it. Chair height puts the seat at about 17 inches versus roughly 15 inches on a standard-height bowl, so sitting and standing takes less effort. For senior housing turns or accessible units it's the usual swap.

Vitreous china, the standard glazed material for commercial and multi-family fixtures, which cleans easily and resists staining. The PowerWash rim directs water around the bowl on each flush to scrub it down, which helps in units that don't get cleaned daily.

Two-piece, tank and bowl shipped as separate china. For a property manager that usually means easier handling up a stairwell and the ability to replace just the tank or just the bowl after a crack, rather than scrapping the whole fixture.