The Boulevard FloWise toilet from American Standard combines classic design and a bold look, inspired by the mid-century Bauhaus design movement. The seamless one-piece toilet design with its smooth-sided, concealed trapway is both eye-catching and easier to clean. A Right Height rim height of 16-1/2 inches, and an elongated bowl create a toilet that is exceptionally comfortable. The Boulevard FloWise toilet features a flow rate of 1.28 gallons per flush, using 20% less water than a standard 1.6gpf toilet. Coordinates effortlessly with the Studio Collection of bathroom products from American Standard.
- LXP® (Luxury Performance) toilet
- 12" (305 mm) rough-in
- Chair Height elongated siphon action bowl with smooth-sided, concealed trapway
- High efficiency, ultra-low consumption (1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf), utilizes 20% less water
- Meets EPA WaterSense® criteria
- EverClean® Antimicrobial Surface
- PowerWash® rim scrubs bowl with each flush
- 16-1/2" (419mm) rim height for accessible applications
- 2" (51 mm) trapway
- 3" (76 mm) flush valve
- Includes slow-close seat and cover with concealed seat ring and easy lift-off feature
- Two color-matched bolt hole covers
- 10-year warranty
- Design coordinates with Studio® and Boulevard® lavatories
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| Warranty |
10 Year Limited Warranty |
|
| Flush Valve Size |
3 |
| Flush Technology |
Gravity Fed |
| Flushing Type |
Single Flush |
| GPF_Max |
1.28 |
| Toilet Bowl Height with Seat |
18-9/16 |
| Toilet_Insulated_Tank |
No |
| Toilet_Seat_Included_YN |
Toilet Seat Included |
| Toilet Trapway Diameter |
2 |
| Everclean |
EverClean |
| No. of Flush Valves |
1 |
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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