- Does the Champion Pro really clog less than other toilets?
- Its 4-inch flush valve and piston action move water fast, and owners commonly report fewer clogs than with older 1.6 GPF toilets. No toilet is clog-proof, but the Champion line is known for clearing bulk waste.
- What does the 12-inch rough-in mean for my bathroom?
- It fits a floor drain centered about 12 inches from the finished back wall, the most common layout in US homes. Measure before buying; a different rough-in needs a different model or an offset flange.
- Is the right height worth it over a standard-height toilet?
- The bowl sits higher than a standard toilet, which most adults and older users find easier to sit on and stand up from. Shorter users, including some children, may prefer a standard height.
- How does it compare with the original Champion 4?
- The Champion Pro uses the same Champion 4 flush engine in a right-height, elongated two-piece body. The main differences are the comfort height and the trim, not the core flush performance.
- What is included with the toilet?
- The box has the bowl, tank, tank lid, flush valve and fill valve, plus the bolt caps and installation hardware. A seat and a supply line are usually sold separately.
- Does it use more water than a 1.28 GPF toilet?
- It is rated at 1.6 GPF, so it uses somewhat more per flush than 1.28 GPF models. Many owners accept that trade-off for the stronger flush.
- Where is the American Standard 211AA.004.020 Champion Pro Two-Piece Right-Height 1.6 GPF Elongated Toilet with 12 Rough-In cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $396.99, as of our latest check.