American Standard Maybrook 0.125 – 1.0 gpf (0.47 – 3.8 Lpf) Top Spud Urinal - AMS-6581001

No. The Maybrook top spud urinal ships as a fixture only, so the flush valve is a separate order. It does include the wall hanger for mounting. Plan on specifying a flush valve that matches the 3/4 inch inlet spud and the flush volume you want within the fixture's range.

It is a High Efficiency Urinal rated to operate anywhere from 0.125 gpf up to 1.0 gpf (0.47 to 3.8 Lpf). That means a 0.125 gpf pint valve, a 0.5 gpf, or a full 1.0 gpf valve will all flush it correctly, so you can match whatever your water-use target or local code calls for without changing fixtures.

Top spud. The water inlet is at the top of the fixture, which means the flush valve and supply are exposed above the urinal. If your existing rough-in brings the supply in behind the fixture at the back (back spud), this is not a drop-in swap and you would need to re-pipe or choose a back spud fixture.

The outlet spud takes a 1-1/2 inch (38 mm) tubing tailpiece, so it mates to standard 1-1/2 inch urinal waste with a slip connection. There is an integral strainer in the outlet, so no separate strainer plate is needed.

Washdown is the workhorse type for schools, stadiums, and other heavy-use restrooms. The Maybrook uses a flushing rim with washdown action, which spreads water around the full rim rather than relying on a siphon jet. It is simpler hydraulically and tolerant of the low flush volumes it is rated for, down to 0.125 gpf. If you need the quieter, deeper-trap siphon jet behavior, that is a different fixture type.

A wall hanger comes with the fixture, so the basic hanging hardware is covered. Whether you also need a concealed wall carrier depends on your wall construction and the load it has to take, which is a job condition, not part of the fixture package. The supply side still needs its own flush valve and the waste side a 1-1/2 inch tailpiece connection.