The Cadet 3 elongated toilet from American Standard is part of the coordinated Cadet Suite, with an emphasis on excellence. This low-flow toilet flushes at a rate of 1.28 gallons per flush, using 20% less water than a standard 1.6 gpf toilet. A taller Right Height design with a 16-1/2" rim height creates an ADA compliant toilet that's easier for all to use. A permanent EverClean surface and PowerWash rim help to keep the bowl cleaner, longer.
Available for special order. Check your local Lowe's and Home Depot stores.
- 12-INCH ROUGH-IN - Measurement from the finished wall to the center of mounting holes on the floor flange
- INDUSTRY-LEADING WARRANTY - Lifetime warranty of chinaware, 5 years on mechanical parts, and 1 year on seat
- WATERSENSE® CERTIFIED - Uses 20 percent less water and performs as well as or better than regular toilets
- CHAIR-HEIGHT COMFORT - Measures 17 tall, including seat, for ease of use compared to standard height. Slight variation in height may occur based on the height of the seat used.
- ADA COMPLIANT - Meets Americans with Disabilities Act requirements for use and accessibility
- POWERWASH RIM - Scrubs the bowl clean with every flush
- LESS SEAT - Toilet seat is sold separately
- FINISHING TOUCHES - Includes color-matched bowl caps and trip lever
- DURABLE CONSTRUCTION - Made from quality vitreous china for strength and reliability
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| Warranty |
5 Year Limited Warranty |
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| Flush Valve Size |
3 |
| Flush Technology |
Gravity Fed |
| Flushing Type |
Single Flush |
| GPF_Max |
1.28 |
| Toilet_Insulated_Tank |
No |
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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Plumbing fixtures
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