American Standard Colony/Evolution 2 Standard Height Elongated Bowl - AMS-3063001

No. The 3063001 is the bowl only. The tank and the seat both have to be ordered separately, so if you are replacing a cracked bowl and reusing the existing tank, confirm the tank is a Colony/Evolution 2 match before you pull the old one. Color-matched bolt caps do come with the bowl.

Three colors: White is 3063001.02, Bone is 3063001.021, and Linen is 3063001.222. For a property manager matching existing fixtures, order by that suffix rather than by color name alone, since Bone and Linen read close to each other in a photo but are distinct china colors. The bolt caps ship color-matched to the bowl.

Standard height. If your job calls for a chair-height or ADA-compliant seat position, this is not the bowl for it, and you should be looking at a right-height elongated bowl instead. For residential replacements where the original was a standard-height Colony, this matches.

An elongated bowl projects roughly two inches further into the room than a round front. In a tight powder room or where the door swing clears the bowl by an inch or two, measure before you commit. Where space allows, elongated is the more comfortable seat and is what most commercial and multi-family specs call for. This 3063001 is an elongated bowl at standard height.

The trapway is 2 inches and fully glazed. The glazing gives waste a smoother path through the trap, which is the main reason a bowl clogs less in high-turnover apartment and hotel use. It is a practical spec to standardize on across a portfolio where maintenance calls for stoppages are the recurring cost.

Yes, that is exactly what the 3063001 is sold as. It is a replacement bowl on its own, so a cracked or chipped bowl on a Colony or Evolution 2 toilet can be swapped without replacing the tank. You will still need a new wax ring and closet bolts for the set, and the seat carries over or is bought separately.

Vitreous china, the same fired and glazed material used across commercial toilet fixtures. It takes cleaning chemicals without dulling and does not stain the way an unglazed body would, which matters in institutional restrooms cleaned on a daily schedule.

The water surface measures 9 by 8 inches. A larger water spot keeps more of the bowl interior wet, which cuts down on streaking and scrubbing between cleanings, and it is one of the differences buyers notice between a builder-grade bowl and this one.