American Standard Town Square S One-Piece Toilet Tank Cover - AMS-735226-400

It's the ceramic tank cover alone, the lid that sits on top of a Town Square S one-piece toilet. No tank, no flush valve, no trip lever, no gasket comes with it. Buyers replacing a cracked or chipped lid order this; anyone whose tank body itself is damaged on a one-piece bowl is replacing the fixture, not this part.

Only the Town Square S one-piece toilet. Tank covers are model-specific ceramic castings, so the 735226-400 is matched to that tank's footprint and flush-button or lever cutout. Put it on a different American Standard series and it will not seat. Check the model on the existing toilet, usually stamped inside the tank or on the bowl, before ordering.

Two: White, ordered as 735226-400.020, and Linen, ordered as 735226-400.222. The .020 and .222 endings are American Standard's color codes, so match the code on the toilet you're patching rather than eyeballing the shade. White and Linen are close enough in a photo that ordering by number is the only reliable way to get a lid that matches the bowl.

Yes, and that's the usual reason to buy this part. The cover is sold on its own, so a single damaged lid on one restroom doesn't force a fixture swap. Pull the color code off an undamaged unit in the same group (.020 for White, .222 for Linen) and order the matching one so the repaired stall doesn't read as off-color next to the others. Worth keeping a spare on the shelf if you have a run of these.

No fasteners and no plumbing work. A one-piece toilet lid sets into the top of the tank under its own weight, so it lifts off and drops back on. Nothing in the flush mechanism has to be disturbed. The one thing to handle carefully is the china itself, both on the way out of the box and setting it down, since a chipped rim on arrival is the common failure with ceramic lids.