American Standard Townsend VorMax One-Piece 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf Chair Height Right-Hand Trip Lever Elongated Toilet With Seat - AMS-2922A105

Yes, it's a Chair Height elongated bowl, which puts the seat at the taller comfort-height range rather than a standard 15 inch bowl. That's the height most property managers and remodelers specify now for adult users and aging-in-place units. The bowl is elongated, not round front, so it needs the longer clearance in front of the fixture.

It flushes at 1.28 gpf / 4.8 Lpf, which is the high efficiency rate used where 1.6 gallon fixtures are no longer accepted. American Standard states that's about 20 percent less water than a conventional 1.6 gpf toilet. For a multi-family retrofit, that's the flush rate to quote on a water utility rebate form.

No. A slow-close seat and cover come with it, along with two color-matched bolt caps and EZ-Install Tools. You'll still need to supply the wax ring or waxless seal, closet bolts if not reusing, and a supply line.

Right-hand trip lever. If you're standardizing a floor of units or matching an existing bank of fixtures, check which side your walls and grab bars leave clear before ordering, because the lever side is fixed on this model.

Instead of water dropping through a ring of small rim holes, VorMax uses dual injection flush valves that push water around the bowl, and American Standard rates it at twice the bowl-cleaning performance of a conventional toilet. The CleanCurve rim also does away with the recessed rim channel where scale and buildup collect, which is the part janitorial staff can never reach with a brush.

American Standard classifies it as a residential fixture. It suits apartments, condos, hotel guest rooms and single-family work. For a high-traffic public restroom, a flushometer bowl with a commercial valve is the usual call instead of a tank-type one-piece.

The bowl carries American Standard's EverClean antimicrobial surface, which is baked into the glaze to inhibit the growth of stain and odor causing bacteria, mold and mildew. Paired with the CleanCurve rim, it's aimed at cutting how often housekeeping has to scrub, not at replacing cleaning.

It's sold in White, ordered as American Standard part 2922A105.020. The .020 suffix is the white finish code, so that full number is what a wholesaler needs to pull the right unit.