American Standard Triangle Cadet PRO Two-Piece 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf Chair Height Elongated Toilet - AMS-216AD104

It is a chair height bowl, meaning the seating surface sits at the taller height most adults find easier to get on and off of than a standard-height bowl. Paired with the elongated bowl shape, it is the configuration property managers usually pick for units with older or less mobile occupants. Chair height and elongated are both fixed on this model, so there is no standard-height version of it to choose by mistake.

1.28 gallons per flush (4.8 litres), and it meets EPA WaterSense criteria. That matters on two fronts: it is the flush rate most water conservation rebate programs and green building specs ask for, and it is a straight drop in the water budget versus an older 1.6 gpf fixture on the same drain line.

The flush is the Cadet system with a PowerWash rim, which directs water around the rim to scrub the bowl on every flush rather than just rinsing it. That rim wash is the piece that lets the 1.28 gallon volume do the work of a larger flush. For a landlord replacing tired 1.6 gpf units across a building, that is the specific feature to look for.

The carton includes the two-piece china (tank and bowl), EZ-Install Tools with color matched bowl caps, and a color matched trip lever already supplied. The seat is not part of what the description lists, and neither is a wax ring or supply line, so plan on those as separate line items when you order.

The china carries the EverClean surface, an antimicrobial glaze treatment that resists the staining and buildup that make bowls look worn between turnovers. The trip lever and the fill valve shank are metal rather than plastic, which is the pair of parts that typically fails first on a budget toilet under heavy use. Body material is vitreous china.

American Standard classes it as a residential fixture. For apartments, condos, single family rentals and hospitality guest rooms it is the right kind of unit. For a high traffic public restroom, a school or a stadium, look instead at a flushometer bowl with a manual or sensor flush valve, which is what those buildings are usually plumbed for anyway.

Two-piece, as this one is, means the tank and bowl ship and set separately. For a property manager that is usually the practical choice: the pieces are lighter to carry up stairs one at a time, a cracked tank can be replaced without scrapping the bowl, and the units are easier to keep standardized across a lot of doors. A one-piece has no tank-to-bowl seam to clean or to leak, which is why it tends to win in owner-occupied bathrooms rather than rental stock.

The Cadet PRO 216AD104 is elongated only. An elongated bowl projects further into the room than a round front, so in a tight powder room or a bathroom where the door swing crosses the fixture, measure the clearance in front of the flange before committing. Where the space is genuinely short, a round front bowl is the substitution to make, not a different flush rating.

White only, ordered under part number 216AD104.020. The bowl caps and trip lever are color matched to that white china, so there is no separate trim color decision to make on the order.