American Standard Toilets for Sale.

American Standard toilets feature several advanced flushing systems. The Champion 4 system is virtually clog-free, ideal for busy households, and can flush up to 200 feet of toilet paper.

The Cadet 3 system is designed for higher performance with fewer clogs, suitable for medium-to-high-use bathrooms, and can flush up to 150 feet of toilet paper.

The Aquaforce system offers reliable performance for light-to-medium use bathrooms. The Pressure Assisted system uses compressed air for a powerful flush.

The Dual Flush system provides two flush options: 1.6 gallons per flush for solids and 0.8 gallons for liquids, operated by a top-mounted button.

The EverClean surface is a double coat, silver-based, super smooth finish that inhibits the growth of stain and odor-causing bacteria, mold, and mildew. It keeps toilets cleaner for longer and is easier to maintain, even after years of use.

To locate your toilet’s model number, carefully remove the tank lid and look for a four-digit number near the water level mark at the back of the tank. If the number starts with a two, it’s a one-piece toilet; if it starts with a four, it’s a two-piece toilet.

Yes, most toilet seats adhere to industry standards, meaning any manufacturer’s standard round or elongated seat will fit any standard round or elongated toilet bowl. However, bowls with unique dimensions require proprietary seats provided by the manufacturer.

Measure the distance from the center of the bolt holes (which connect the seat to the bowl) to the front rim of the toilet. If it measures approximately 16 1/2 inches, your toilet is a round front model. If it measures approximately 18 1/2 inches, it is an elongated model. This measurement is essential when replacing your toilet seat.