American Standard Colony3 Two-Piece 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf Standard Height Round-Front Toilet Less Seat - AMS-250DA104

No seat is included. The Colony3 250DA104 ships as a less-seat bowl and tank, so you need to add a round-front seat, plus a wax ring and a supply line, all of which are separate items. What does come in the box is the color-matched trip lever, so you are not sourcing that separately.

Plan on three separate items beyond the bowl and tank: a round-front toilet seat, a wax ring (or waxless equivalent) to seal to the flange, and a supply line to reach the stop. Closet bolts come with the wax ring kit in most cases. The trip lever is already in the box. Order the seat as round-front, not elongated, or it will overhang the bowl.

Round-front is the shorter bowl and takes up less floor projection, which is why the Colony3 round-front suits a powder room or a tight secondary bath where an elongated bowl would crowd the door swing or the vanity. Elongated bowls give more seating comfort and are the usual pick for primary baths and commercial restrooms. If you are replacing an existing round-front, stay round-front so the seat and the clearances carry over.

The Colony3 pairs a 3-inch flush valve with a fully glazed 2-inch trapway. The larger valve dumps the tank faster for more flush force, and the glazed trapway gives waste a slick path through the bowl, which is the combination that keeps a 1.28 gpf fixture moving solids. That is the spec to compare against when you are looking at other builder-grade bowls, many of which use a 2-inch valve.

Standard height. The Colony3 250DA104 is the conventional bowl height, not a chair-height or right-height model. If you are specifying for accessibility or for tenants who want an easier sit-to-stand, you want a comfort or right-height bowl instead, which puts the rim noticeably higher off the floor.

White only, ordered as MPN 250DA104.020. The trip lever is color-matched to the china, so the handle will not read as a mismatched add-on. For a property manager standardizing across units, white is the one that matches almost any existing fixture set and keeps replacement parts simple.

Yes, the Colony3 sits in American Standard's builder tier of the Colony family. That is the line specified for volume work: apartment turns, tract housing, and repeat replacements where you want a consistent, plain fixture across many units rather than a design statement. The clean, simple styling is deliberate for exactly that reason.