For most households, I’d start with the American Standard Cadet PRO Right Height 1.28 GPF: it pairs a chair-height profile with lower water use in a familiar two-piece design. The Champion 4 One-Piece stands out for buyers who want a more integrated look, while the Colony 3 Chair Height offers a simpler alternative with a 1.28 GPF flush. The main tradeoffs are comfort height versus standard height, water use versus flush-volume preference, and easier cleaning versus simpler two-piece service. Seat inclusion and rough-in compatibility also vary, so the model name alone is not enough to choose. Read on for how all eight options compare and which one fits your bathroom and priorities.
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Key Takeaways
- Height is a major dividing line: the lineup includes standard-height models, chair-height options, and the extra-tall Cadet PRO, so comfort and ease of sitting down or standing up vary noticeably.
- 1.28 GPF models suit water-conscious buyers: several Cadet PRO and Colony 3 choices use less water per flush than the listed 1.6 GPF models, but buyers should compare flush preferences and local requirements.
- The Champion 4 trades a two-piece layout for a one-piece body: that can appeal to buyers seeking a more integrated appearance and fewer exterior seams, while a two-piece toilet may be easier to handle in separate parts during installation.
- Cadet PRO offers the widest configuration choice: shoppers can compare height, flush volume, and seat inclusion within the same family instead of treating all Cadet PRO toilets as identical.
- The Madera Commercial serves a different brief: its commercial designation and 1.6 GPF specification make it a specialized option rather than the default pick for a typical residential bathroom.
| american standard toilet | Type | Model | Flush rate | Flush valve |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| American Standard Cadet PRO Ex | Two-piece, floor-mounted toilet | 215TB104.020 | 1.28 GPF / 4.8 Lpf | 3 in |
| American Standard Champion 4 O | One-piece elongated toilet | — | 1.6 GPF | 4 in (102 mm) |
| American Standard Cadet PRO Tw | Two-piece, elongated, floor-mounted | 215CA104.020 | 1.28 GPF / 4.8 Lpf | 3 in |
| American Standard Cadet Pro Ri | Two-piece elongated toilet | 215AA004.020 | 1.6 GPF | — |
| American Standard Cadet PRO Tw | Two-piece toilet | 215CA004.020 | 1.6 GPF | — |
| American Standard Colony 3 Two | Two-piece toilet | 250AA104.020 | — | 3 in |
| American Standard Champion 4 O | One-piece toilet | 2004314.020 | — | 4 in, non-adjustable piston action |
| American Standard Madera Comme | — | — | 1.6 GPF | — |
More Details on Our Top Picks
American Standard Cadet PRO Extra-Tall Two-Piece Toilet, 1.28 GPF, White
The 19-inch bowl height is the defining reason to choose this Cadet PRO: it can make sitting down and standing up easier for taller adults and people who prefer an elevated seat. Unlike the standard-height Cadet PRO, this model trades a familiar, lower seating position for extra lift. Its 1.28 GPF flush also uses less water per flush than the 1.6 GPF Cadet Pro Right Height, while the PowerWash rim and EverClean surface are aimed at reducing bowl buildup. The tradeoffs are practical: the taller bowl may feel awkward for shorter users, and the seat is sold separately. I’d choose it for accessibility-oriented comfort, but not for a household that wants a seat-ready package or standard-height feel.
Pros:- 19-inch bowl height offers extra elevation compared with standard-height options.
- 1.28 GPF flush uses less water per flush than the 1.6 GPF Cadet Pro Right Height.
- EverClean surface helps resist stain- and odor-causing buildup.
- PowerWash rim directs water around the bowl during flushing.
Cons:- Toilet seat must be purchased separately.
- The 19-inch bowl may be too high for shorter users or households with varied needs.
- Two-piece construction has a seam between tank and bowl that requires separate cleaning.
Best for: Taller adults and households seeking an elevated bowl to make sitting and standing easier while using a 1.28 GPF flush.
Not ideal for: Shorter users who find high seats uncomfortable, or buyers who want the toilet seat included.
- Model:215TB104.020
- Type:Two-piece, floor-mounted toilet
- Bowl height:19 in
- Flush rate:1.28 GPF / 4.8 Lpf
- Flush valve:3 in
- Trapway:2-1/8 in
- Dimensions:28.25 x 18.13 x 32.88 in (D x W x H)
- Weight:84.6 lb
- Seat:Sold separately
Our verdict“Choose this Cadet PRO when extra bowl height matters more than a standard seating position or an included seat.”
American Standard Champion 4 One-Piece Elongated Toilet, 1.6 GPF, White
The Champion 4 stands apart from the Cadet PRO two-piece models with a one-piece body and a large 4-inch flush valve. The seamless form leaves fewer exterior joints to clean, while its fully glazed 2-3/8-inch trapway is designed to help reduce clogging. That combination makes it a strong fit for busy bathrooms where cleanup and reliable waste passage matter more than minimizing water use. It uses 1.6 GPF, however, compared with 1.28 GPF in the Cadet PRO models, so it takes more water per flush. Its 16-1/2-inch bowl is also lower than the Cadet PRO Extra-Tall’s 19-inch height. The included slow-close seat adds convenience, but this is the pick for clog-conscious buyers, not those prioritizing lower flush volume or extra-tall seating.
Pros:- 4-inch flush valve and fully glazed 2-3/8-inch trapway are designed to help prevent clogs.
- One-piece construction has fewer exterior seams to clean than two-piece Cadet PRO models.
- Slow-close seat is included.
- Chair-height bowl can make sitting and standing easier than standard-height toilets.
Cons:- Uses 1.6 GPF, more than the 1.28 GPF Cadet PRO models.
- Its 16-1/2-inch bowl is not as tall as the Cadet PRO Extra-Tall.
- One-piece construction can be more difficult to maneuver during installation than a separate bowl and tank.
Best for: Households that prioritize a large flush passage, fewer exterior crevices to clean, and an included slow-close seat.
Not ideal for: Water-conscious buyers who prefer a 1.28 GPF model, or users seeking a 19-inch extra-tall bowl.
- 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
- Seat:Slow-close seat included
- Color:White
- Included components:Chrome trip lever and bolt caps
Our verdict“Pick the Champion 4 if clog-conscious flushing and a simpler-to-clean one-piece body outweigh lower water use.”
American Standard Cadet PRO Two-Piece Elongated Toilet, Standard Height, White, 1.28 GPF
This standard-height Cadet PRO pairs a familiar seating position with a 1.28 GPF flush, making it a more water-conscious choice than the 1.6 GPF Cadet PRO models in this lineup. Its 3-inch flush valve, glazed trapway, and PowerWash rim support the flushing and bowl-cleaning package without moving to the Champion 4’s larger valve or one-piece construction. The included EZ-Install Kit, metal trip lever, and color-matched bolt caps also give buyers useful installation and finishing components. Compared with the Cadet PRO Extra-Tall, this model suits people who do not want an elevated 19-inch bowl; compared with the Champion 4, it uses less water but lacks an included seat. That missing seat is the main extra purchase to plan for.
Pros:- 1.28 GPF flush uses less water than the 1.6 GPF Cadet PRO alternatives.
- PowerWash rim helps wash the bowl during each flush.
- EZ-Install Kit, metal trip lever, and color-matched bolt caps are included.
- Lifetime chinaware and five-year parts warranty are specified.
Cons:- Toilet seat is sold separately.
- Standard height may be less comfortable for users who prefer chair-height or extra-tall seating.
- Two-piece construction has a tank-to-bowl joint that needs cleaning.
Best for: Buyers who want a standard-height elongated toilet with a 1.28 GPF flush and helpful installation components.
Not ideal for: People who need an elevated bowl or buyers who want a toilet seat included in the package.
- Model:215CA104.020
- Type:Two-piece, elongated, floor-mounted
- Height:Standard
- Flush rate:1.28 GPF / 4.8 Lpf
- Flush valve:3 in
- Trapway:2-1/8 in, fully glazed
- Rough-in:12 in
- Dimensions:28.5 x 16.5 x 30.5 in (D x W x H)
- Warranty:Lifetime on chinaware; 5 years on parts
Our verdict“Choose this version for a standard-height fit and lower flush volume, provided you are comfortable sourcing a separate seat.”
American Standard Cadet Pro Right Height Elongated 2-Piece Toilet, 1.6 gpf, White
The Right Height Cadet PRO is the straightforward choice for buyers who want a chair-height bowl without stepping up to the 19-inch Cadet PRO Extra-Tall. At 16.5 inches before the seat, it offers a higher sitting position than a standard-height toilet while staying closer to conventional proportions. The PowerWash rim and EverClean surface address bowl cleanliness, and vitreous china provides the familiar ceramic construction found in the other Cadet PRO models. Its clearest tradeoff is water use: at 1.6 GPF, it uses more per flush than the 1.28 GPF standard-height Cadet PRO. The seat is also sold separately. I’d favor it over the standard-height model when easier sitting and standing matters more than reduced flush volume, but choose the extra-tall version for a substantially higher bowl.
Pros:- 16.5-inch bowl height provides a chair-height seating position.
- PowerWash rim helps clean the bowl with each flush.
- EverClean surface helps inhibit stain- and odor-causing growth.
- Vitreous china construction and specified lifetime chinaware warranty.
Cons:- Uses 1.6 GPF, more than the 1.28 GPF standard-height Cadet PRO.
- Seat is sold separately.
- Its height is below the 19-inch Cadet PRO Extra-Tall for users who need more elevation.
Best for: Adults who want a chair-height elongated bowl and prefer a less elevated option than the 19-inch Extra-Tall model.
Not ideal for: Water-conscious buyers or anyone who wants the toilet seat included.
- Model:215AA004.020
- Type:Two-piece elongated toilet
- Rough-in:12 in
- Flush rate:1.6 GPF
- Height:16.5 in; approximately 17 in including seat
- Material:Vitreous china
- Seat:Sold separately
- Warranty:Lifetime on chinaware; 5 years on mechanical parts; 1 year on seat
Our verdict“Choose this Cadet PRO when chair-height comfort is the priority and its higher flush volume is acceptable.”
American Standard Cadet PRO Two-Piece Elongated Toilet, Standard Height, 1.6 GPF, White (Less Seat)
This Cadet PRO keeps the standard-height elongated format but uses 1.6 GPF, setting it apart from the 1.28 GPF standard-height Cadet PRO. That makes the choice between them unusually clear: this version suits buyers who want this specific flush rate, while the lower-flow model is the more water-conscious option. Both share the two-piece layout and PowerWash rim; this version also lists an EverClean surface, trip lever, and color-matched bowl caps. Compared with the chair-height Cadet Pro Right Height, its standard height may feel more familiar but gives less lift when sitting or standing. The seat is not included, and the supplied data pairs WaterSense certification with a 1.6 GPF rate, so buyers should verify the exact certification and model details before purchase.
Pros:- Standard-height elongated bowl suits buyers who prefer a familiar seating position.
- PowerWash rim helps clean the bowl during flushing.
- EverClean surface helps inhibit stain growth.
- Trip lever and color-matched bowl caps are included.
Cons:- Uses 1.6 GPF compared with 1.28 GPF in the other standard-height Cadet PRO listed here.
- Seat is not included.
- Standard height offers less elevation than the Cadet Pro Right Height and Extra-Tall models.
Best for: Buyers seeking a standard-height elongated Cadet PRO with a 1.6 GPF flush and included trip lever and bowl caps.
Not ideal for: Households prioritizing lower water use, users who prefer chair-height seating, or buyers who need a seat included.
- Model:215CA004.020
- Type:Two-piece toilet
- Bowl shape:Elongated
- Height:Standard
- Flush rate:1.6 GPF
- Rough-in:12 in
- Surface:EverClean
- Included components:Toilet bowl, toilet tank, color-matched bowl caps, trip lever
- Warranty:Limited lifetime on chinaware; limited 5 years on mechanical parts
Our verdict“Choose this model for a standard-height Cadet PRO with a 1.6 GPF flush, but verify certification details and plan for a separate seat.”
American Standard Colony 3 Two-Piece Elongated Toilet, Chair Height, White, 1.28 GPF
The Colony 3 is a practical fit for buyers who want a taller seat and lower water use without moving to a one-piece design. Its 16.5-inch bowl height can make sitting down and standing up easier than the standard-height Champion 4, while its 1.28-gallon flush uses less water per flush than the 1.6-GPF Madera Commercial. A PowerWash rim, 3-inch flush valve, and glazed 2-inch trapway support bowl cleaning, and WaterSense certification identifies it as a water-efficient choice.
The tradeoff is a separate seat purchase, unlike the Champion 4, which includes a slow-close seat. Its two-piece construction also means a tank-and-bowl assembly rather than the Champion’s single-piece form. I’d choose the Colony 3 for everyday residential use where chair-height access and water conservation matter more than an included seat.
Pros:- 16.5-inch bowl height offers easier access than standard-height models
- WaterSense-certified 1.28-GPF flush uses less water than the 1.6-GPF Madera Commercial
- PowerWash rim supports bowl cleaning with each flush
- 3-inch flush valve and fully glazed trapway support effective waste passage
Cons:- Toilet seat must be purchased separately
- Two-piece construction requires joining the tank and bowl during installation
Best for: Households seeking an elongated, chair-height toilet with WaterSense-certified 1.28-GPF flushing
Not ideal for: Buyers who want a toilet with a seat included or prefer the simpler appearance of a one-piece unit
- Model:250AA104.020
- Type:Two-piece toilet
- Bowl shape:Elongated
- Bowl height:16.5 in
- Water use:1.28 GPF / 4.8 Lpf
- Flush valve:3 in
- Trapway:Fully glazed, 2 in
- Certification:WaterSense
- Seat:Sold separately
Our verdict“Choose the Colony 3 if you want chair-height comfort and water-efficient residential flushing, and are comfortable selecting a seat separately.”
American Standard Champion 4 One-Piece Elongated Toilet with Slow-Close Seat, Standard Height
The Champion 4 is the lineup’s choice for buyers who prioritize a clog-focused flush design and an easy-to-clean one-piece exterior. Its 4-inch flush valve and fully glazed 2-3/8-inch trapway are designed to move waste through the toilet, while the EverClean surface helps resist buildup. Unlike the two-piece Colony 3, this model arrives as a single unit with a slow-close seat included, so there’s no separate seat selection and less seat slamming.
Those conveniences come with real fit and installation tradeoffs: at 109.1 pounds, it is heavy to handle, and its standard-height bowl may be less comfortable than the Colony 3’s 16.5-inch height for some users. It also uses a non-adjustable piston-action flush valve. I’d favor it over the Madera Commercial for a residential bathroom, but not when chair-height seating is the priority.
Pros:- 4-inch flush valve and glazed trapway are designed for powerful flushing and reduced clogging
- EverClean surface helps resist buildup
- Slow-close seat is included to reduce slamming
- One-piece construction avoids a separate tank-to-bowl assembly
Cons:- 109.1-pound weight can make transport and installation harder
- Standard-height bowl may be less comfortable than the chair-height Colony 3
- Non-adjustable piston-action flush valve offers no flush adjustment
Best for: Homeowners who want a one-piece elongated toilet with a slow-close seat and flush components designed to reduce clogging
Not ideal for: People who need chair-height access or plan to install the toilet without help handling a 109.1-pound unit
- Model:2004314.020
- Type:One-piece toilet
- Bowl shape:Elongated
- Height:Standard
- Flush valve:4 in, non-adjustable piston action
- Trapway:Fully glazed, 2-3/8 in
- Surface:EverClean
- Dimensions:28.81 × 16.75 × 28.13 in (D × W × H)
- Weight:109.1 lbs
Our verdict“Pick the Champion 4 for a residential one-piece design with a supplied slow-close seat and clog-focused flush hardware, provided standard height and heavy installation are acceptable.”
American Standard Madera Commercial Elongated Toilet, 1.6 GPF, White
The Madera Commercial serves a different purpose from the residential Colony 3 and Champion 4: it is a floor-mounted, flushometer bowl for compatible commercial installations, not a tank-style toilet for a typical home bathroom. Its top spud is part of that setup, and its maximum MaP score of 1,000 grams signals high tested waste-removal capacity. The elongated bowl and EverClean surface add comfort and help resist buildup, while the 15-inch rim height is lower than the Colony 3’s 16.5-inch bowl height.
At 1.6 GPF, it uses more water per flush than the Colony 3, and its commercial flushometer format means buyers need compatible plumbing rather than a supplied tank. The seat is also separate. I’d choose this over the residential Champion 4 only when a commercial-style installation and its flushometer system are specifically required.
Pros:- Maximum MaP score of 1,000 grams indicates high waste-removal capacity
- Flushometer design suits compatible commercial plumbing
- EverClean surface helps resist buildup
- Elongated bowl provides more seating room than a round bowl
Cons:- Requires a compatible flushometer setup rather than a standard tank
- Seat is not included
- 1.6-GPF flush uses more water per flush than the 1.28-GPF Colony 3
- 15-inch rim height is lower than the Colony 3’s chair-height bowl
Best for: Facility managers and commercial-property renovators with compatible flushometer plumbing who need an elongated bowl
Not ideal for: Homeowners replacing a standard tank toilet or buyers who want chair-height seating and an included seat
- Flush rate:1.6 GPF
- MaP score:Maximum 1,000 grams
- Bowl shape:Elongated
- Mounting:Floor mount
- Spud:Top spud
- Rim height:15 in (381 mm)
- Surface:EverClean
- Seat:Not included
- Color:White
Our verdict“Choose the Madera Commercial for a compatible commercial flushometer installation, not as a direct replacement for a residential tank toilet.”
How We Picked
I compared these American Standard toilets by the details most likely to shape a purchase: bowl height, flush volume, one-piece or two-piece construction, bowl shape, and whether a seat is included. I also weighed how clearly each model fits a particular buyer, from someone prioritizing a more accessible sitting height to someone furnishing a commercial or high-use space. I did not treat a higher flush volume or a one-piece design as automatically better; each can suit a different bathroom and set of preferences.
The ranking favors models with a useful mix of everyday fit, clearly stated specifications, and broad household appeal. That puts a 1.28 GPF chair-height two-piece near the top for many homes, while the Champion 4 earns a distinct place for buyers who prefer one-piece construction. Similar Cadet PRO variants are separated by height, flush volume, and seat inclusion; the Madera ranks as a purpose-specific choice because its commercial focus is less universal. Before buying, I’d verify the exact model, rough-in, dimensions, and included components against the listing and installation space.
| american standard toilet | Type | Seat |
|---|---|---|
| American Standard Cadet PRO Ex | Two-piece, floor-mounted toilet | Sold separately |
| American Standard Champion 4 O | One-piece elongated toilet | Slow-close seat included |
| American Standard Cadet PRO Tw | Two-piece, elongated, floor-mounted | — |
| American Standard Cadet Pro Ri | Two-piece elongated toilet | Sold separately |
| American Standard Cadet PRO Tw | Two-piece toilet | — |
| American Standard Colony 3 Two | Two-piece toilet | Sold separately |
| American Standard Champion 4 O | One-piece toilet | — |
| American Standard Madera Comme | — | Not included |
Factors to Consider When Choosing American Standard Toilet
Choosing an American Standard toilet is less about finding one universally best design and more about matching the model to the bathroom, users, and installation plan. These broader checks can prevent common fit and comfort mistakes that are easy to miss when comparing flush volume or product names alone.
Match Bowl Height to the People Using It
Chair-height and extra-tall toilets can make sitting and standing easier for many adults, but they are not automatically the most comfortable choice for every household. A lower standard-height bowl may suit children or users who prefer a more traditional seated position. If multiple people share the bathroom, prioritize the needs of the person who has the greatest difficulty using a lower seat. Also check whether a listed height refers to the bowl rim or the seat height, since an added seat changes the final measurement. When replacing an existing toilet, compare the new dimensions with the old one rather than relying on the label alone.
Check Rough-In and Room Clearance Before Choosing a Shape
The rough-in—the distance from the finished wall to the floor drain bolts—can rule out a toilet before style or flush volume matters. Measure from the finished wall, not the baseboard, and check the manufacturer’s dimensional drawing for the exact model. Elongated bowls usually extend farther into the room than round bowls, so confirm that the door, vanity, and nearby fixtures still have clearance. This roundup focuses on elongated options, making front-to-back space especially relevant. A small measurement error can turn a good model choice into a costly installation problem.
Compare Flush Volume With Your Priorities and Local Rules
The listed models span 1.28 and 1.6 gallons per flush, but flush volume alone does not tell the whole performance story. A lower-volume model can reduce water used per flush, while some buyers may prefer a higher-volume specification based on household habits or local plumbing guidance. Check current regional requirements before ordering, particularly if the toilet is for a renovation or new build. Avoid assuming two toilets with the same GPF will perform identically; design and maintenance needs also matter. Choose from the full specification sheet rather than using water use as a stand-in for every aspect of flushing.
Treat One-Piece and Two-Piece Construction as a Practical Tradeoff
A one-piece toilet has a more integrated profile and fewer exterior seams between tank and bowl, which may appeal to buyers who want a cleaner visual line. Its single body can be bulkier to move and position, so plan for access through doorways and the installation route. A two-piece model separates the tank and bowl, which can make the components easier to carry individually, though assembly adds a connection that must be installed correctly. Neither construction type guarantees an easier job in every bathroom. Consider who will install it, available space, and the look you want before making this the deciding factor.
Verify What Comes in the Box
Seat inclusion is not consistent across the listed options: one Cadet PRO specification explicitly says it is sold without a seat, while another Champion 4 listing names a slow-close seat. Do not assume a seat is included just because the model family is familiar. Check the exact listing for the seat, wax ring or seal, bolts, and any other parts your installer expects to supply separately. A separate seat purchase also gives you control over features such as closing action and shape, but it adds another fit decision. Confirm compatibility with the bowl before checkout.
Choose Residential or Commercial Use Deliberately
A toilet identified as commercial may have a different intended setting and installation context from a typical home model. The Madera Commercial is the lineup’s clearest specialized option, so I would compare its specifications and installation requirements with the needs of the actual site rather than selecting it simply because it is an American Standard product. For a home bathroom, favor a model whose dimensions, height, and included components suit household users. For shared or commercial facilities, account for expected use, maintenance access, and applicable plumbing rules. The right decision depends on the setting, not the label alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which American Standard toilet in this roundup is the best starting point for most homes?
I’d start by comparing the Cadet PRO Right Height 1.28 GPF and the Colony 3 Chair Height 1.28 GPF. Both combine a chair-height profile with the lower listed flush volume, while the Cadet PRO family gives buyers more nearby configurations to compare. The better fit depends on the exact dimensions, included seat, and preferred design in the current listing. If standard height is more comfortable for your household, a standard-height Cadet PRO may be a better match than either chair-height option.
Should I choose a 1.28 GPF model instead of a 1.6 GPF model?
A 1.28 GPF toilet uses less water per flush according to its specification, which may appeal to households aiming to reduce water use. That number does not, by itself, establish how a particular model will perform in your plumbing or suit your preferences. The roundup includes both flush volumes within related product families, so compare the exact model details rather than assuming the family name tells you the GPF. Check local plumbing requirements and ask your installer about any site-specific concerns before deciding.
Is chair height always the more comfortable choice?
No. A higher seat can make sitting down and standing up easier for some adults, but comfort varies by user height, mobility, and personal preference. Children and people who prefer a lower seated position may find standard height more suitable. The extra-tall Cadet PRO is a separate step up from the chair-height choices, so do not treat those labels as interchangeable. If several household members will share the toilet, compare the measured seat height with their needs before ordering.
What should I confirm before replacing my current toilet with an elongated model?
Measure the rough-in from the finished wall to the floor bolts, then check the model’s full dimensional drawing against your bathroom. Confirm the elongated bowl has enough front clearance from doors, vanities, and other fixtures. Also check the water supply location and the installation instructions, since replacement conditions can vary even in bathrooms with similar layouts. Verify what parts are included, especially the seat and installation hardware. A plumber can flag unusual connections or layout limits before you commit to a model.
When does the Champion 4 one-piece make more sense than a Cadet PRO two-piece?
The Champion 4 is the more natural choice if you specifically want a one-piece design and prefer its integrated appearance. A Cadet PRO two-piece may be easier to move in separate components and offers more variation across height, flush volume, and seat inclusion in this roundup. Compare the exact Champion 4 version carefully, since one listing names a slow-close seat while another does not state that detail in its product name. Installation access and room dimensions can matter as much as appearance. If you do not have a strong preference for one-piece construction, compare the two-piece options on height and included components first.
Conclusion
For the best overall fit for many households, I’d choose the Cadet PRO Right Height 1.28 GPF, provided its dimensions and seat details match the bathroom. The best value-oriented choice is the Colony 3 Chair Height 1.28 GPF for shoppers who want a straightforward chair-height, lower-volume specification; confirm the exact package contents before buying. For a premium design preference, the Champion 4 One-Piece is the standout, with a tradeoff in handling and installation compared with a two-piece toilet. Beginners replacing a familiar standard-height toilet may find the Cadet PRO Standard Height 1.28 GPF the clearest starting point. For a specific need, choose the extra-tall Cadet PRO for a higher seating profile, the Champion 4 with slow-close seat if that listed feature matters, or the Madera Commercial for an appropriate commercial setting. In every case, match the exact model’s height, rough-in, dimensions, and included parts to your bathroom before ordering.
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