Product Features:

• Champion-4 flushing system features 4-Inch piston action Accelerator flush valve
• Seat not included
• EverClean surface inhibits the growth of stain and odor-causing bacteria, mold, and mildew

Product Description:

Color/Finish:White, Trip Lever:Left Side Vitreous China. Permanent EverClean anti-microbial. Low-consumption (1.6gpf). Features Champoin4 Flushing System performance and platform. 4' non-adjustable, piston action accelerator flush valve. 16-1/2' rim height for accessible applications. Elongated siphon action bowl. 2-3/8' full glazed trapway. Speed Connect tank/bowl coupling system. Chrome-plated trip lever. Sweeping pier on bowl. 100% factory flush tested. 2 color matched bolt caps. 10 year warranty. Toilet complete less seat. Customer Reviews:
Nice for me, but not for all
Recently remodeled a bathroom and went with this American Standard Right Height Elongated model in BONE from a local plumbing supplier. After installing it DIY I had a small leak that was very perplexing as I figured it was from either the supply line, bolt holes between tank and bowl or the main gasket. After disassembling and reassembling the leak persisted. Was only able to speculate that there was a flaw in the tank. Contacted supplier and they swapped the tank without a hassle other than having to drive an hour roundtrip to return it. New tank works perfect and no leaks and flush mechanism functions as promised thou I have not attempted to flush a bucket of golf balls. :) I'm 6'1" with 34" inseem and I wanted the taller toilet as I hate feeling like I'm sitting so low. The RH is great for me and I figured the extra 1.8" height wouldn't be a big deal for the family (wife is 5'7" and my 4yr old) but apparently the girls really dislike "how tall" this...

August 29, 2009 (Turnersville, NJ) | Rating: 4

Not as great as I expected, but still recommended
I'm serious about doing research on just about anything that I buy, so when I wanted a new toilet, I started with Consumer Reports and then searched out various internet reviews. After deciding on this model, I checked stores and the internet, and purchased it from Amazon. I've had good luck from there, and the price was very good, especially with free shipping. The Amazon experience was perfect; easy, shipped quickly, no problems whatsoever. As in other reviews, the toilet tank does rock a bit if you lean against it, which is slightly unnerving. I made sure that I told the plumber about this, and he was extra careful putting it together. Still moves. It doesn't leak though, so I can live with that. The added height of the toilet is definitely not for everyone. DON'T get it if you're short, unless you want to dangle your legs. As advertised, it does not come with a seat (What's up with that?). As the typical seat goes from $20-60, that needs to be taken into account when...

June 17, 2010 (Eastchester, NY) | Rating: 3

Is it wrong to LOVE a toilet?
If so, then I don't want to be right! The Champion 4 is by far THE BEST toilet I have ever had the pleasure of using. Thanks to The Energy Policy Act of 1992, created by the 102nd Congress under George H.W. Bush (41), and signed into law 1994 by Bill Clinton, all toilets made after that date had to flush with only 1.6 gallons of water instead of 3.5 gallons for toilets made in the 80's, 5 gallons for toilets at the end of the 60's, and up to 7 gallons, for toilets made in the 50's, like mine. The problem is, without also SHOWING toilet makers HOW they could accomplish this feat (now made mandatory by government), toilets manufactured shortly after that date used to clog VERY EASILY. Most manufacturers only decreased the size of the toilet tank to accomplish what the law mandated. This could then mean that users had to flush 3, 4 or more times to move the stuff through the pipes. As you can see, with a clogged bowl you could EASILY surpass...

August 17, 2009 | Rating: 5