American Standard 2989101.020 Cadet3 FloWise Skirted Two-Piece 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf Chair Height Elongated Toilet With Seat, White

I was searching for a new toilet that performed well and got great reviews. I read a LOT of reviews. The biggest draw for this model is that it had a concealed trap. It was installed by my contractor for my master bath remodel with no problems or issues. It fits very well in a relatively compact space located between the glass shower enclosure and the wall. Looks great and I am very pleased with it.

I only got the tank. Was supposed to come in two boxes and never got the other box. Now my contractor can't finish and I have to find the other box which HAS BEEN PAID FOR!!! Wouldn't enter any stars, but then it would not submit!

Purchased this item few years ago. It is comfortable height, is easy to clean and flushes very well per person who uses it. One adult person in the house uses the toilet. The hinge that holds the lid to the toilet cracked so lid does not slowly close as it should and sits crooked.

This toilet is great if it does nothing else but cut my water bill in half. It is wonderful and everythingAmerican Standard said about it is true. It flushes like a great vacuum cleaner and it is easy to keep clean. I have received nothing but praises from the people who have used it. It is also a great height so you don't feel like you are going to fall to the floor when you sit on it. If you are thinking of changing your toilet get this one. It was easy to install. It is worth every penny.

Great looking toilet that has incredible suction.Very silent filler. Am very pleased with the quality. This is the second bathroom i have renovated with this toilet.The installation is slower than a standard exposed flush, but it is worth the extra time when you realize how clean the sides of the toilet stay.

Really? Can't American Standard produce a product that works? The mechanism in the tank was flawed and didn't work, the product came soiled, and on the inside of the tank there was a chip out of the top edge. Where is the quality control? This is the last Am.St. product I buy.

Had new floors installed in two bathrooms so had to unmount both toilets. A good time to replace the last toilet I hate. The other toilets had already been replaced by the same American Standard Cadet-3 Concealed. Love the strong one flush. No more flush, plunger, flush cycles and gallons of wasted water. This toilet consistently handles business in one flush.Rated 4 of 5 stars because installation is a little harder than an open trap toilet. My floor installer was supposed to remove and install the toilets but he was not familiar with the design so I did it rather than allowing him to cut around the toilet. Also, a little cleaning issue which I mention at the end.Starting with the existing Cadet I opted not to separate the bowl and tank. Too much back strain. My teenage son assisted with lifting and aligning in a tight space. However, I installed the new unit on my own. Straining my back again while attempting to lift and set the new bowl, I had an idea. Use a short scrap of 2x6 wood stud from an unrelated project, to stage the toilet over the waste line. That worked and saved a lot of stress on my back while I aligned the bowl over the mounting bolts. Probably could have just let the front wrest on the floor but I was paranoid about compressing the wax ring unevenly.The toilet is awkward to align with the bolts over the waste line because the bolt ports are mostly concealed. However, I could get a tight peek at them through the two seat ports (on the new bowl) and side bolt ports. I also used painter's tape and a pencil line to mark the bolt locations on the floor and the side of toilet.Side note on the wax ring. I didn't like having one chance to set the bowl in a traditional wax ring or the mess of near misses from past experience. Therefore, I opted to use the Danco Perfect Seal wax ring on both toilets. The wax is enclosed on the top and a rubber gasket completes the seal with the toilet. Installation was much cleaner and forgiving.Like other reviews the seat is not traditional. Can't accommodate a traditional seat without uninstalling the bowl. I hesitated for a moment but then considered that in the 12+ years I've lived in my home I've never had to or even thought about changing a toilet seat. So, given all four of my toilets are relatively new it will not be an issue forsome time hopefully.Wife loves the clean lines which is why we opted for a concealed trap. However, some nasty urine residue can slowly seep into the toilet seat mounting holes over time, I assume when the seat mount becomes loose and teenage boys are not accurate. Even with regular cleaning you wouldn't notice that the enclosed space is getting slowly soiled. I only noticed it after removing the older Cadet, installed a year ago, and then inspecting the back. Not an issue for a traditional open trap toilet. Nevertheless, it wasn't that bad considering the duration. An easy wipe. But my wife is OCD about cleaning so we will devise a cleaning tool and reach back there periodically.

So so so easy to clean. It looks modern, too.