For most buyers, I’d start with the American Standard Champion 4 One-Piece Elongated Toilet: its 1.6 GPF flush and straightforward design make it the strongest all-around choice in this lineup. The Town Square S 1.28 GPF models stand out for buyers who want lower water use and chair-height seating, while the Compact Cadet 3 options suit bathrooms where footprint matters. The main tradeoffs are flush volume, bowl height, included seat details, and whether the compact design fits your room and rough-in. One-piece toilets also tend to be heavier to move and install than two-piece models. Read on for how these eight options differ and which one best matches your bathroom.
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Key Takeaways
- The Champion 4 is the clearest all-around pick in this group, with a 1.6 GPF flush; buyers prioritizing lower water use should compare it with the Town Square S and 1.28 GPF Compact Cadet 3 options.
- Town Square S stands out for chair-height seating, but buyers should distinguish the listed 1.28 GPF model from the version whose listing does not specify flush volume.
- Compact Cadet 3 is the lineup’s space-conscious choice; check the exact model dimensions rather than assuming every Compact Cadet listing has the same configuration.
- Included seat details change the buying decision: several listings specify a slow-close seat, while the Champion 4 appears both with and without that detail.
- The lineup favors elongated bowls, so buyers with unusually tight side-to-side clearance should verify the bowl projection and room dimensions before choosing.
| american standard one piece toilet | Model | Flush rate | Flush valve | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| American Standard Champion 4 O | — | 1.6 GPF | 4 in. (102 mm) | — |
| American Standard Champion 4 O | 2004314.02 | — | 4 in. (102 mm), non-adjustable piston action | Limited 10-year |
| American Standard Studio S Rig | 226AA104.020 | 1.28 GPF (4.8 LPF) | 3 in. | Lifetime on chinaware; 5 years on mechanical parts; 1 year on seat |
| American Standard Town Square | 2851A104.020 | 1.28 GPF | — | Lifetime on chinaware; 10 years on mechanical parts; 1 year on seat |
| American Standard Town Square | 2851A105.020 | 1.28 GPF | — | Lifetime on chinaware; 10 years on mechanical parts; 1 year on seat |
| American Standard Compact Cade | 2403128.02 | 1.28 gallons per flush (4.8 Lpf) | 3 in. | Limited 5-year |
| American Standard Compact Cade | 2403813.020 | — | — | — |
| American Standard Compact Cade | 612AA001.020 | 1.28 GPF (4.8 Lpf) | 3 in. | — |
More Details on Our Top Picks
American Standard Champion 4 One-Piece Elongated Toilet, 1.6 GPF, White
I’d put the Champion 4 first for buyers whose main concern is keeping the toilet moving reliably. Its 4-inch flush valve and fully glazed trapway are designed to handle waste with less risk of clogging than the 3-inch flush valve on the Studio S. That performance focus comes with a tradeoff: the Champion uses 1.6 GPF, rather than the Studio S and Town Square S models’ more water-efficient 1.28 GPF. The one-piece body and EverClean surface reduce hard-to-clean seams and help resist buildup, while the 16.5-inch bowl and included slow-close seat add everyday comfort. I’d choose it for flush capacity over water savings, but check the specific listing for installation dimensions and warranty details before buying.
Pros:- 4-inch flush valve and fully glazed trapway are designed to reduce clog risk
- One-piece construction has fewer exposed seams to clean
- EverClean finish helps inhibit stain- and odor-causing buildup
- 16.5-inch bowl and included slow-close seat support comfortable daily use
Cons:- Uses 1.6 GPF, more water per flush than the 1.28 GPF Studio S and Town Square S
- The supplied product data does not specify dimensions or warranty coverage
Best for: Households that prioritize a clog-resistant flush design and want an elongated bowl with a slow-close seat included.
Not ideal for: Water-conscious buyers seeking a 1.28 GPF toilet, or shoppers who need verified dimensions and warranty terms before choosing.
- Type:One-piece elongated toilet
- Flush rate:1.6 GPF
- Flush valve:4 in. (102 mm)
- Trapway:2-3/8 in. (60 mm), fully glazed
- Bowl height:16-1/2 in.
- Color:White
- Included:Slow-close toilet seat, chrome trip lever, and bolt caps
- Finish technology:EverClean
Our verdict“Choose the Champion 4 if clog resistance matters more to you than using less water per flush.”
American Standard Champion 4 One-Piece Elongated Toilet with Slow-Close Seat
This Champion 4 is the clearest choice in the group for shoppers comparing installation details: its listing provides dimensions, weight, materials, and a limited 10-year warranty. It shares the other Champion 4’s 4-inch flush valve and glazed trapway, giving it a clog-resistance focus that the lower-flush Studio S and Town Square S do not match on paper. The cost of that approach is 1.6 GPF, plus a substantial 109.1-pound body that can complicate moving and installation. Its standard-height design also differs from the chair-height Town Square S, which may suit buyers who want an easier sit-to-stand position better. I’d favor this listing when documented fit and warranty details matter, but not if lighter handling or lower water use leads your decision.
Pros:- 4-inch piston-action flush valve and glazed trapway are designed for clog-resistant performance
- Dimensions and 109.1-pound weight are listed for installation planning
- Includes a slow-close seat, chrome trip lever, and bolt caps
- Limited 10-year warranty is specified
Cons:- At 109.1 pounds, handling and installation may require assistance
- Standard-height bowl may be less comfortable for users who prefer chair height
- 1.6 GPF uses more water per flush than the Studio S and Town Square S
Best for: Buyers who want a clog-focused Champion 4 and need listed dimensions, weight, materials, and warranty information to plan a replacement.
Not ideal for: People who prefer a chair-height bowl, need to move the toilet without help, or want a 1.28 GPF flush.
- Model:2004314.02
- Type and shape:One-piece toilet; elongated
- Flush valve:4 in. (102 mm), non-adjustable piston action
- Trapway:2-3/8 in. (60 mm), fully glazed
- Dimensions:28.81 x 16.75 x 28.13 in. (D x W x H)
- Weight:109.1 lb
- Material:Vitreous china
- Installation:Floor mounted
- Warranty:Limited 10-year
Our verdict“Pick this Champion 4 listing if you value detailed installation and warranty information alongside a clog-focused flush design.”
American Standard Studio S Right Height Elongated Toilet with Seat
The Studio S is my water-saving pick: its 1.28 GPF flush uses less water per flush than either Champion 4 listing, while the PowerWash rim is designed to scrub the bowl during flushing. Its concealed trapway and smooth sides also give it a cleaner exterior to wipe down than a more exposed design. Compared with the Town Square S, the Studio S takes a simpler visual approach, so it suits bathrooms where understated lines matter more than decorative molding. The tradeoff is fit: this model requires a 12-inch rough-in, which buyers should verify against the existing plumbing before ordering. Its warranty coverage is clearly split by component, with lifetime coverage on chinaware but shorter terms for mechanical parts and the seat.
Pros:- 1.28 GPF flush uses less water per flush than the Champion 4 models
- PowerWash rim is designed to clean the bowl with each flush
- Concealed trapway and smooth sides simplify exterior cleaning
- EverClean surface and included slow-close seat add practical upkeep features
Cons:- Requires a 12-inch rough-in, limiting fit in bathrooms with other plumbing layouts
- Mechanical-parts and seat warranties are shorter than the lifetime chinaware coverage
Best for: Water-conscious households with a verified 12-inch rough-in that want an efficient flush and a smooth-sided design.
Not ideal for: Buyers whose existing rough-in is not 12 inches, or shoppers who want the Champion 4’s larger flush valve and clog-focused design.
- Model:226AA104.020
- Bowl shape:Elongated
- Rim height:16.5 in.
- Flush rate:1.28 GPF (4.8 LPF)
- Rough-in:12 in. (305 mm)
- Water surface area:9 x 8 in.
- Flush valve:3 in.
- Included components:Toilet, slow-close seat and cover, chrome trip lever, and bolt hole covers
- Warranty:Lifetime on chinaware; 5 years on mechanical parts; 1 year on seat
Our verdict“Choose the Studio S if lower water use and easy-to-wipe exterior lines matter more than the Champion 4’s larger flush valve.”
American Standard Town Square S One-Piece Elongated Toilet, Chair Height, White, 1.28 GPF
I’d choose this Town Square S when the toilet needs to coordinate with a more traditional bathroom rather than disappear into the background. Its crown molding details set it apart from the pared-back Studio S, while the chair-height elongated bowl offers a more comfortable sitting and standing position for many adults. The 1.28 GPF flush and PowerWash rim give it an efficiency advantage over the 1.6 GPF Champion 4, and EverClean helps limit surface buildup. The main compromises are practical: at 107.1 pounds, it is heavy to handle, and its listed components include the bowl and tank but do not specify a seat. The seat warranty is only one year, so I’d check what is included with the exact listing.
Pros:- Distinctive crown molding details coordinate with the Town Square S bathroom collection
- Chair-height elongated bowl is designed for easier sitting and standing
- 1.28 GPF flush uses less water per flush than the Champion 4
- PowerWash rim and EverClean surface support easier bowl maintenance
Cons:- Weighs 107.1 pounds, making transport and installation harder
- Listed included components do not specify a toilet seat
- Seat warranty is limited to one year
Best for: Homeowners coordinating a traditional-style bathroom who want chair-height seating and a 1.28 GPF flush.
Not ideal for: Buyers who want a minimal, smooth-sided look, need a lighter toilet to handle, or expect the seat inclusion to be clearly stated.
- Model:2851A104.020
- Type:One-piece toilet
- Shape and height:Elongated; chair height
- Flush rate:1.28 GPF
- Dimensions:30.5 x 16.38 x 30.56 in.
- Weight:107.1 lb
- Material:Vitreous china
- Included components:Toilet bowl and tank
- Warranty:Lifetime on chinaware; 10 years on mechanical parts; 1 year on seat
Our verdict“Choose this Town Square S for traditional styling and chair-height comfort, after confirming whether the seat is included.”
American Standard Town Square S Right Height Elongated One-Piece Toilet with Seat, White
This Town Square S pairs the collection’s classic styling with a Right Height elongated bowl and an explicitly included seat, making it a more straightforward choice than the other Town Square S listing, whose included-components data names only the bowl and tank. Like that model, it uses 1.28 GPF, a PowerWash rim, and EverClean, so it offers a water-saving alternative to the 1.6 GPF Champion 4. The tradeoff is that the supplied dimensions list a height of 16.5 inches, so buyers should confirm that measurement matches their expectations for Right Height. Its listed width is also 14.75 inches, narrower than the other Town Square S’s 16.38 inches. I’d favor this listing for a clear seat inclusion, but verify fit and bowl height before choosing it over the Studio S.
Pros:- Toilet seat is explicitly listed as included
- 1.28 GPF flush uses less water per flush than the Champion 4
- PowerWash rim and EverClean support easier bowl upkeep
- One-piece construction reduces exposed seams where grime can collect
Cons:- Listed height is 16.5 inches, so confirm bowl-height expectations before purchase
- Provided dimensions do not include weight or rough-in information
- Seat warranty is limited to one year
Best for: Buyers who want a traditional Town Square S design, an elongated bowl, and a toilet seat explicitly included in the listing.
Not ideal for: Shoppers who need a verified taller overall bowl height or want detailed weight and installation measurements beyond those provided.
- Model:2851A105.020
- Type:One-piece elongated toilet
- Color:White
- Material:Vitreous china
- Flush rate:1.28 GPF
- Installation:Floor mounted
- Dimensions:30.25 x 14.75 x 16.5 in. (D x W x H)
- Included components:Toilet seat and installation guide
- Warranty:Lifetime on chinaware; 10 years on mechanical parts; 1 year on seat
Our verdict“Pick this Town Square S if you want its traditional look and a seat included, while confirming the listed height works for you.”
American Standard Compact Cadet 3 One-Piece Elongated Toilet with Slow-Close Seat
I’d shortlist this Compact Cadet 3 when a bathroom has room for a round-front toilet but you want an elongated bowl. Its compact footprint addresses that space constraint without giving up right-height seating, which can make sitting down and standing up easier for many adults. The 1.28-gallon WaterSense flush uses less water per flush than the 1.6-GPF Champion 4 models elsewhere in this roundup. A 3-inch flush valve and glazed trapway round out the flushing setup, and the included slow-close seat saves a separate seat purchase. Compared with the Compact Cadet 3 model with an EverClean surface, this version has fewer specified cleaning features. The tradeoff is fit: its compact proportions may feel less roomy than a standard-size elongated toilet, so I’d skip it if bathroom space is not the constraint.
Pros:- Elongated bowl designed to fit a round-front toilet footprint
- Right-height seating supports easier sitting and standing
- WaterSense-certified 1.28-GPF flush
- Slow-close seat and lid are included
Cons:- Compact proportions may feel less roomy than a standard-size elongated toilet
- Does not list an EverClean surface, unlike another Compact Cadet 3 option
- Limited 5-year warranty is specified
Best for: Homeowners replacing a round-front toilet in a compact bathroom who want an elongated bowl and right-height seating.
Not ideal for: Buyers with ample bathroom space who prefer a standard-size elongated toilet, or those prioritizing an EverClean surface.
- Model:2403128.02
- Construction:One-piece
- Bowl shape:Elongated
- Flush rate:1.28 gallons per flush (4.8 Lpf)
- Flush valve:3 in.
- Trapway:2-1/8 in., glazed
- Certification:WaterSense
- Included seat:Slow-close seat and lid
- Warranty:Limited 5-year
Our verdict“Choose this model when fitting an elongated bowl into a round-front footprint matters more than having a standard-size toilet.”
American Standard Compact Cadet 3 One-Piece Toilet with Slow-Close Seat, Elongated Front, Right-Hand Flush, White, 1.28 GPF
I’d pick this Compact Cadet 3 over the B001EQ7XMC version when reducing routine surface cleaning is a priority. Both pair a compact elongated bowl with right-height seating, a 1.28-GPF WaterSense flush, and a slow-close seat; this model adds an EverClean surface and sanitary lift tab. The surface is described as inhibiting stain- and odor-causing buildup, while the one-piece construction leaves fewer seams around the base to clean. Its right-hand flush handle is a specific layout choice, not a universal advantage, so check its position against the bathroom setup before buying. Like the other compact Cadet, it fits where a round-front toilet would go, but buyers wanting a more spacious bowl should compare it with the larger Town Square S. The extra cleaning-focused details make this the more maintenance-minded pick, not a roomier one.
Pros:- EverClean surface inhibits stain- and odor-causing buildup
- One-piece construction has fewer seams to clean
- Compact elongated bowl with ADA-compliant Right Height
- Includes a slow-close seat and lid with sanitary lift tab
Cons:- Compact bowl may feel less spacious than a standard-size elongated model
- Right-hand flush handle may not suit every bathroom layout
- Cleaning features do not address buyers who want a larger bowl
Best for: Households replacing a round-front toilet that want compact elongated seating, a slow-close seat, and added surface-cleaning features.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a standard-size elongated bowl or whose bathroom layout makes a right-hand flush handle inconvenient.
- Model:2403813.020
- Construction:One-piece
- Bowl shape:Elongated
- Flush handle:Right-hand
- Water usage:1.28 gallons per flush (4.8 Lpf)
- Bowl height:Right Height; ADA compliant
- Flush system:Cadet 3
- Surface:EverClean
- Certification:WaterSense
Our verdict“Choose this version over the B001EQ7XMC Compact Cadet 3 if EverClean and the sanitary lift tab matter more than keeping the model simple.”
American Standard Compact Cadet 3 One-Piece Elongated Toilet with Slow-Close Seat, White, 1.28 GPF
This newer-listed Compact Cadet 3 stands out for buyers who want more of the installation pieces supplied with the toilet. Along with a slow-close seat, it includes a wax ring and EZ-Install Kit, unlike the B001EQ7XMC listing, which specifies the toilet and seat. The compact design aims to fit a round-front footprint while retaining an elongated, chair-height bowl; that makes it a practical space-conscious alternative to the larger Town Square S. Its EverClean surface and seamless one-piece construction also address cleanup around the bowl and base. The stated flush rate is 1.28 GPF, and the product description identifies it as WaterSense-certified. A key caveat is the lever: the description mentions a left-hand flush lever, so I’d confirm the actual configuration and bathroom fit before ordering.
Pros:- Elongated bowl designed for a round-front toilet footprint
- EverClean surface and seamless one-piece construction support easier cleaning
- Includes a slow-close seat, wax ring, and EZ-Install Kit
- 1.28-GPF WaterSense-certified flush
Cons:- Left-hand flush lever may not suit every bathroom layout
- Compact proportions may not satisfy buyers seeking a full-size bowl
- The listed components do not specify a warranty
Best for: DIY renovators replacing a round-front toilet who want an elongated chair-height bowl and an included wax ring and installation kit.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a right-hand flush lever or want a full-size elongated toilet rather than a compact-footprint design.
- Model:612AA001.020
- Construction:One-piece
- Bowl shape:Elongated
- Color:White
- Flush rate:1.28 GPF (4.8 Lpf)
- Flush valve:3 in.
- Trapway:2-1/8 in., fully glazed
- Surface:EverClean
- Included components:Slow-close seat, metal trip lever, bolt caps, wax ring, EZ-Install Kit
Our verdict“Choose this Compact Cadet 3 if you want the added installation kit and wax ring alongside a compact elongated, chair-height toilet.”
How We Picked
I ranked these American Standard one-piece toilets by the factors that affect daily use and installation: stated flush volume, bowl shape, seat height, included seat features, and the space each design is intended to serve. I gave more weight to models with clearly stated specifications, since a buyer should not have to guess about water use or included hardware. I also treated comfort and footprint as distinct priorities rather than assuming one design suits every bathroom.
The Champion 4 leads as the most broadly useful option, while Town Square S models earn attention for chair-height seating and lower stated water use. Compact Cadet 3 models rank well for smaller rooms, with exact configuration and seat details affecting their relative fit. Models with overlapping names are not interchangeable: I distinguish them by the specifications provided and recommend checking the manufacturer’s current product sheet for dimensions, rough-in, and included parts before ordering.
| american standard one piece toilet | Warranty | Included components |
|---|---|---|
| American Standard Champion 4 O | — | — |
| American Standard Champion 4 O | Limited 10-year | — |
| American Standard Studio S Rig | Lifetime on chinaware; 5 years on mechanical parts; 1 year on seat | Toilet, slow-close seat and cover, chrome trip lever, and bolt hole covers |
| American Standard Town Square | Lifetime on chinaware; 10 years on mechanical parts; 1 year on seat | Toilet bowl and tank |
| American Standard Town Square | Lifetime on chinaware; 10 years on mechanical parts; 1 year on seat | Toilet seat and installation guide |
| American Standard Compact Cade | Limited 5-year | — |
| American Standard Compact Cade | — | — |
| American Standard Compact Cade | — | Slow-close seat, metal trip lever, bolt caps, wax ring, EZ-Install Kit |
Factors to Consider When Choosing American Standard One Piece Toilet
Choosing a one-piece toilet is not just a matter of picking a flush system or a familiar brand. I’d first match the toilet to the room, the people using it, and the plumbing already in place; then I’d compare the features that affect comfort and upkeep.
Measure the Rough-In and the Room
Measure from the finished wall to the center of the floor drain, not from the baseboard or an unfinished wall. Check the toilet’s full depth and width against the room, including clearance to the vanity, door swing, and nearby fixtures. A compact label does not replace dimension checks, since elongated bowls can still project into a narrow walkway. Confirm the manufacturer’s specification sheet and the retailer’s exact model number before ordering. A mismatch can turn an otherwise suitable toilet into a costly return or installation delay.
Choose Height for the People Who Use It
Chair-height and right-height descriptions generally point to a taller seating position than a standard-height toilet, which can make sitting and standing easier for many adults. That added height may feel less comfortable for shorter users or young children, so household needs matter more than the label alone. Compare the seat height, not just the bowl description, because the seat adds to the final sitting height. If several people share the bathroom, prioritize a height that works for the most frequent users. A toilet riser can alter height, but it is usually better to select a model that fits naturally from the start.
Balance Water Use Against Flush Priorities
The listed 1.28 GPF models use less water per flush than the Champion 4’s stated 1.6 GPF configuration. That difference may matter in a household with frequent flushing or a strong water-conservation goal, but the number alone does not tell the whole performance story. Look for the exact model’s flush-performance information and confirm it applies to the version being sold. Do not assume two toilets with the same family name share the same flush volume. A model listing that omits GPF needs verification before purchase rather than guesswork.
Check What the Seat Listing Includes
A slow-close seat can reduce slamming and save a separate purchase, but listings in this roundup do not all describe the included seat in the same way. Confirm whether the seat is included, whether it is slow-close, and whether the stated bowl shape matches the seat. Also check the seat’s attachment style and whether replacement parts are readily identifiable by model number. Buyers who already have a preferred seat may care less about the included one, while first-time replacements often benefit from a complete package. Read the exact listing rather than relying on a product-family name.
Plan for One-Piece Weight and Service Access
One-piece construction removes the separate tank-to-bowl seam, giving the toilet a unified profile, but the single unit can be heavy to handle. Plan for help moving it and confirm that the installer can maneuver it through the bathroom doorway. Ask in advance how the supply line, shutoff valve, and floor connection will be accessed after installation. A clean exterior does not eliminate the need for routine cleaning or access to serviceable components. If easy handling or simpler replacement is the priority, compare the practical benefits of a two-piece toilet before committing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which American Standard one-piece toilet in this lineup is the best fit for most households?
I’d choose the Champion 4 One-Piece Elongated Toilet as the broadest all-around fit because its listed 1.6 GPF configuration gives buyers a clearly specified starting point without requiring a compact-room or low-water-use priority. The Town Square S may suit households that favor chair-height seating and a 1.28 GPF option. The Champion 4 version with a slow-close seat may be more convenient if you want that feature included. Before choosing either, compare bowl dimensions and rough-in with your existing setup. The best general-purpose pick still needs to fit the bathroom and the people using it.
Should I choose the 1.28 GPF model or the Champion 4 at 1.6 GPF?
Choose based on your water-use priority and the verified flush specifications for the exact model. The Town Square S and some Compact Cadet 3 listings state 1.28 GPF, while the Champion 4 listing here states 1.6 GPF. Lower stated use may appeal to conservation-minded households, but compare model-specific performance information rather than relying on gallons per flush alone. Product-family names can cover multiple configurations, so check the model number and manufacturer documentation. If the listing leaves GPF unclear, confirm it with the seller before placing an order.
Are the Town Square S versions interchangeable?
No: the two listed Town Square S options do not provide identical specification details. One listing states chair height and 1.28 GPF, while the other specifies right height and an included seat but does not state flush volume in its name. Those descriptions may overlap in some ways, but they are not enough to confirm that the models are identical. Compare the full model numbers, dimensions, seat inclusion, and manufacturer specifications. If water use is a deciding factor, verify GPF for the exact unit rather than inferring it from the series name.
Will a Compact Cadet 3 fit a small bathroom?
It may be a better starting point than the full-size options, but the word “Compact” is not a substitute for measuring. Check the toilet’s total projection from the finished wall, width, rough-in, and clearance to the door and neighboring fixtures. The three Compact Cadet 3 listings also differ in how they describe the seat, flush handle, and water use, so match the exact model to your needs. A compact bowl can save room without solving a poor door swing or narrow side clearance. Use the manufacturer’s dimension drawing before purchasing.
What should I confirm before ordering a one-piece toilet online?
Verify the rough-in, overall dimensions, bowl shape, seat inclusion, flush volume, and exact model number against the manufacturer’s product information. Ask whether the delivery includes the parts needed for installation, since listings may not spell out every component. Plan for the unit’s weight and the route from the delivery point to the bathroom. Check the return policy for large fixtures before opening or installing the toilet. These checks reduce the risk of receiving a model that fits its description but not your plumbing or room.
Conclusion
For the best overall, I’d pick the Champion 4 One-Piece Elongated Toilet; choose its slow-close-seat version if that included feature matters to you. The best value in practical features is the Compact Cadet 3 when a smaller footprint and a stated 1.28 GPF configuration suit your room, though you should verify the exact model details. For a more design-led, chair-height choice, the best premium-style pick is Town Square S, especially the version with clearly stated 1.28 GPF. The best for beginners is the Champion 4 listing with a slow-close seat, since its named configuration is easy to compare and includes a useful everyday detail. For specific space needs, start with Compact Cadet 3; for lower stated water use or taller seating, compare the exact Town Square S and Cadet listings before deciding.
