- Is this toilet ADA compliant?
- Yes. At 17 inches with the seat, it meets the chair-height standard used for ADA compliance, which suits older or taller users.
- Does it fit a standard 12-inch rough-in?
- Yes, it is built for a 12-inch rough-in, the most common spacing in US homes. Measure from the finished wall to the closet bolts before ordering.
- What is included in the box?
- The toilet, tank, slow-close seat, wax ring, bolts and mounting hardware are all included, so you do not need a separate install kit.
- How does it compare with a dual-flush toilet?
- It uses a single 1.28 GPF flush, so it saves water versus older 1.6 GPF models but gives you no lower-volume option for liquid waste the way a dual-flush does.
- Is the Cadet hard to clean?
- The glazed bowl and rim wash help, but the two-piece tank-to-bowl seam and bolt caps need regular attention that a one-piece toilet would not.
- Does it come in white?
- This listing is the bone finish, a warm off-white. American Standard makes the Cadet in other colors, so check the finish before you buy if you need pure white.
- Where is the American Standard Cadet Two-Piece Toilet cheapest?
- At Core Ranger, for $199.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the American Standard Cadet Two-Piece Toilet?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Core Ranger, Arbor, Home Depot, American Standard, Amazon.