American Standard - Cadet 3 1.28 GPF/4.8 LPF Left Trip Lever Chair Height Elongated-Front 10-in. Rough-In Toilet

Cadet 3 1.28 GPF/4.8 LPF Left Trip Lever Chair Height Elongated-Front 10-in. Rough-In Toilet

American Standard 270AB101021
Cadet Collection

Available in 3 Color(s)

White
270AB101020

Bone
270AB101021

Linen
270AB101222

Features

WATER SENSE® CERTIFIED - Uses 20 percent less water and performs as well as or better than regular toilets

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The Cadet 3 elongated toilet from American Standard is a clean, minimalist design that coordinates perfectly with the rest of the Cadet Suite. This taller Right Height toilet sits at an ADA compliant height of 16-12" tall for a seat that is more comfortable, and easier for all to use. A flow rate of 1.28 gallons per flush uses 20% less water than an ordinary 1.6 gpf toilet, so it's a smart choice to save water. A PowerWash rim and EverClean surface work together seamlessly to clean the bowl, and keep it clean, after each flush.

Available for special order. Check your local Lowe's and Home Depot stores.

Features

WATER SENSE® CERTIFIED - Uses 20 percent less water and performs as well as or better than regular toilets

Style Specifications
Warranty	5 Year Limited Warranty
Technical Specifications
Flush Valve Size	3
Flush Technology	Gravity Fed
Flushing Type	Single Flush
GPF_Max	1.28
Toilet_Insulated_Tank	No

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