American Standard Loft One-Piece 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf Chair Height Elongated Toilet With Seat - AMS-2535128

That is the point of the Loft. American Standard states the elongated Right Height bowl fits in the same footprint as a round front toilet, so you get elongated seating comfort in a compact space. It is a common swap in apartment and hotel baths where the clearance to the vanity or the door swing will not take a conventional elongated bowl. Confirm your rough-in and the front clearance your local code requires before you pull the old fixture.

It flushes 1.28 gpf (4.8 Lpf) and American Standard states it meets EPA WaterSense criteria. That is the High Efficiency Toilet threshold most utility rebate programs and water conservation specs are written against, and it is what LEED-style submittals and municipal retrofit programs typically ask for on a residential-grade fixture.

No. A slow close telescoping seat ships with the Loft one-piece toilet, so the fixture arrives complete on that count. You will still need a supply line, a wax or waxless ring, and closet bolts, which are not part of the toilet.

The Loft uses an elongated siphon action jetted bowl with a 2-1/8 inch trapway. The jet drives the siphon rather than relying on rim wash alone, which is how a 1.28 gallon flush clears a bowl at that trapway size. For high-turnover multi-family and hospitality, the more meaningful detail is the EverClean surface, an antimicrobial glaze treatment American Standard includes to slow stain and odor-causing buildup between cleanings.

The Loft is a one-piece, meaning tank and bowl are a single vitreous china casting with no tank-to-bowl gasket, bolts, or crevice between them. That removes the most common slow-leak point on a two-piece and gives housekeeping one continuous surface to wipe. The tradeoff: a one-piece is heavier to set and you cannot replace the tank alone if it cracks. If you stock spare parts across a large fleet, a two-piece is easier to keep running; if you are cutting cleaning labor and callbacks, the one-piece wins.

Side trip lever. Plan the fixture location so the lever side is not buried against a wall or a grab bar, which matters in narrow half-baths and in accessible stalls where side clearance is already committed to the grab bar run.

White only, ordered as part number 2535128.02. The .02 suffix is American Standard's white code, so if a submittal or a facility standard calls for a matching white fixture across a floor, that is the number to put on the purchase order.