American Standard Compact Cadet 3 One-Piece 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf Chair Height Elongated Toilet With Seat - AMS-2403128

Yes. The Compact Cadet 3 one-piece elongated toilet uses American Standard's Right Height bowl, which the manufacturer states is ADA compliant. That chair-height rim makes sitting and standing easier for residents and staff, which is why it gets specified in senior housing, hospitality and accessible units. It also ships with the slow-close seat and lid included, so you are not sourcing seats separately across a fleet of units.

It flushes at 1.28 gallons (4.8 Lpf) and is WaterSense certified, so it meets the high-efficiency threshold used in California and other jurisdictions that cap fixtures at 1.28 gpf. American Standard's FloWise technology is what holds the volume down while the Cadet 3 flush system does the work.

No, the seat and lid come with it. It is a slow-close seat and lid, so there is no slamming, and the seat has a sanitary lift tab so you are not touching the seat surface to raise it. For an institutional or MRO order that means one line item per fixture rather than two.

The Cadet 3 flushing system is built around that concern: a 2-1/8 inch fully glazed trapway and an oversized 3 inch flush valve. The bigger valve dumps water faster and the glazed trapway resists drag, so the bowl clears on the reduced 1.28 gallon volume. That combination is the reason property managers standardize on Cadet 3 for high-turnover units.

A one-piece toilet like the Compact Cadet 3 has the tank and bowl cast as a single vitreous piece, so there is no gap at the tank-to-bowl joint where dirt and grime collect. That makes cleaning faster for turnover crews and removes a tank bolt and gasket joint that can weep over time. A two-piece is easier to carry up stairs and handle solo; a one-piece is heavier but a single unit to set.

You get the elongated bowl shape with a compact footprint, so a half bath or a tight water closet that would normally force a round-front bowl can take this one. It is an elongated toilet, not a round front, so seat replacements need to be elongated.

Three: White (2403128.02), Bone (2403128.021) and Linen (2403128.222). If you are matching existing fixtures across a building, order by that suffix, since the base number is the same on all three and only the decimal extension identifies the color.

The bowl carries American Standard's EverClean surface, which inhibits the growth of stain and odor causing mildew on the glazed surface. It is a permanent part of the finish, not a coating you reapply, which matters in hospitality and multi-family where cleaning intervals stretch out.