American Standard Edgemere 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf 10 in. Rough Tank - AMS-4519B104

Yes. The Edgemere 4519B104 is built for a 10 inch (254 mm) rough-in, meaning 10 inches from the finished wall to the closet flange bolt centers. If your flange measures the more common 12 inches, this tank and bowl combination will sit too far off the wall and you need the 12 inch rough version instead. Measure from the finished wall surface, not the baseboard.

It ships as a combination bowl and tank, less seat. So you get both ceramic pieces plus the chrome trip lever and EZ-Install Tools, but you will need to order a toilet seat separately. Wax ring and closet bolts are standard job-site items to have on hand as well.

It flushes at 1.28 gpf (4.8 Lpf), about 20 percent less than a standard 1.6 gpf fixture, and it meets EPA WaterSense criteria. That is the threshold most municipal and utility high-efficiency toilet rebate programs are written around, which makes it a common pick for multi-family water retrofits.

The trapway is 2 inches (51 mm) and fully glazed, and the flush valve is 3 inches (76 mm), which is the larger of the two common valve sizes and moves water into the bowl quickly. The PowerWash rim directs water around the bowl on each flush, and the water surface area is 9 x 8 inches (229 x 203 mm) to keep waste off the porcelain. That combination is what property managers look for in a 1.28 gpf fixture, since low-consumption toilets live or die on trapway and valve sizing.

It is sold in White, ordered as American Standard MPN 4519B104.020. White is the only finish offered on this model, so there is no color decision to make when standardizing across a building.

Product weight is listed at 29.928 lb, with dimensions of 20.313 x 15.688 x 9.063 inches. That is a one-person carry for most crews, which matters when you are staging multiple units in a multi-story building without an elevator.

Its styling coordinates with the rest of the American Standard Edgemere suite, so the lavatory and other Edgemere pieces line up visually. If you are replacing a single toilet in a bathroom that already runs Edgemere, this keeps the look consistent.

American Standard classifies it as a residential fixture, and positions it in its luxury tier. It is a tank-type gravity toilet, so it suits apartments, condos, single-family, and light hospitality use rather than a high-traffic public restroom, where a flushometer-style bowl is the usual specification.

The china carries American Standard's EverClean antimicrobial surface, which inhibits growth of stain and odor-causing bacteria, mold and mildew on the glazed surface. Combined with the fully glazed trapway, that reduces the scrubbing on turnover cleans.