Is this toilet really comfort height?

Yes. Aoile lists it as ADA compliant, which means the rim sits around 17 to 19 inches from the floor, roughly 2 inches taller than a standard toilet. That extra height helps if bending down is hard.

Does it come with a seat?

Most listings ship the bowl and tank only, without a seat. Check the box contents before ordering, and plan on buying an elongated soft-close seat separately if you want one.

How much water does it use per flush?

Aoile does not carry the WaterSense label, so it is not certified to the 1.28 gallons-per-flush standard. Expect a conventional gravity flush that uses more water than certified low-flow models.

Will it fit my existing plumbing?

It is a standard two-piece floor-mounted toilet, so it fits a typical 12-inch rough-in. Measure from the finished wall to the closet bolts before buying to confirm.

How hard is it to install?

It is a normal two-piece install: set the bowl on the flange, bolt down the tank, and connect the supply line. A handy homeowner can do it in an afternoon with basic tools.

How does it compare with a WaterSense toilet?

It matches the comfort height and elongated bowl of mainstream models but lacks the low-flow certification. If water savings matter, a WaterSense-labeled toilet from a major brand is the better fit.