American Standard 2467016.020 Cadet Two-Piece Pressure Assisted Toilet, Chair Height, Elongated Front, White, 1.6 GPF

Our last toilet had a slow weak flush. This toilet is extremely powerful. The only downside is it's quite loud. Nice size attractive.

The product was recommended by our plummer. This toliet has saved us money on calling a plummer because our old toliet was stopped up. The flush is so forceful it could scare you the first time it's flushed. Highly recommend.

The old "congress mandated water saver toilet" required three flushes and a plunger every time I needed to do a #2. This toilet actually flushes. I haven't used the plunger since I installed it, so I couldn't be happier. It is definitely worth paying twice the price for a gravity flush toilet to get something that actually works. I had also replaced the flapper on the old toilet (along with all of the other internal parts) multiple times trying to get it to stop running. This is no longer a problem. Installation was easy. Other than the tank portion of the toilet being heavier than a standard unit, installation was a simple process. I also purchased the Fernco Wax-free toilet seal and it works great and beats messing around with the old wax seals. The only other items that I needed was a seat since it was not included and the bolts for attaching it to the collar in the floor. In my case, the existing bolts were old and corroded and one broke when I removed the old toilet. Some folks complain that the power flush toilets are noisy. Yes it is louder than the standard toilet, but worth it when you consider what you get.

I've owned this toilet since 2012. This toilet was less expensive than the local price. When I installed this, the bolts that hold the tank to bowl were loose and would not tighten (spinning inside tank). I called the manufacturer as i didn't want to remove the internal tank and pressure system. The service people said to get the nut far enough up the threads and hold the threaded end with locking pliers, so I did. After nthe toilet was installed, the flush is fast and strong but even toilet paper gets stuck on the wet sides. It turns out that the interior bowl is so rough that almost everything sticks. I can blow my nose and toss the tissue in the toilet and flush multiple times, still stuck. I thought that after use for a while the toilet might get better due to the water running over the interior of the bowl. After 6 years now, still this morning, I put a small piece of toilet paper in the bowl and didn't hit water only, so 3 flushes later, it's still there. I think that American Standard is selling the defects online. I can't imagine all their products are like this, but maybe I got the rare defect. Anyway, if I will buy locally on items like this, so I can inspect the surface finish.

Great product

Although it the seat is higher ( easier to get off & on) and has the power flush & self-clean ( the self-clean part leaves a lot to be desired) you still have to clean the bowl, build up is not nearly as bad as a reg. commode) The toilet appears to have a tough time flushing down the tissue, the water only comes down on one side, thus if tissue is on other side of commode it won't always carry it down. The power flush works great, but it is loud but only for a few seconds, because of high pressure. The floor ( 0) ring works great and you don't have to worry about movement. The power seat (toto) brand is quieter than a mouse & works in the up position as well (the last couple of inches) Home depot doesn't offer but a few w/power flush, my old toilet was gravity feed that I wanted away from. Have read that (power flush) can damage pipes because of pressure, this house was built in 1972--no problems yet. Is it or was it worth it-if your old toilet is working You can always put a couple of jars in tank to save water If you have a high water bill. the newer toilets are a lot nicer in design & function, efficiency even w/the gravity flush type I had to get one that didn't sit on the floor (bad back, bad legs) might as well dug a cat hole. PLEASE read specs on all toilets, what they can & can't do. This toilet cost me $400.00 plus another $100 for a friend that is a pro plumber. Seat & wax ring included. I like it getting more used to it very day!

once installed by parrish services technician (i paid him to come and install it) it sounded like the public bathrooms whoosh toilets, it flushes everything… that is what i wanted, we were always having flushing, clogging, slow fill, no fill issues with the old toilet, this one is fabulous. after discussing the issue with the plumber from parrish services, he suggested a pressure assisted toilet would solve all my problems and yes it has. light touch to flush, the toilet comes in 2 boxes and includes everything except a toilet seat. once installed it was off to working perfectly. thank you american standard for making such a product and all toilets should be made like this, this is a powerful toilet.

I've had this toilet for two years now and I have to say I have never had a problem with it. The strong flushing mechanism flushes everything down, and we have never had a clog since getting this toilet. Unlike what some reviewers say, we have never had any toilet paper left on the sides of the bowl after flushing. The only negative is that the flush is noisy, but if you can live with that it is worth it. I read another review that said he found the bowl a bit lopsided. I do remember that the toilet wobbled a little after it was installed, which was corrected by adding shims. If you are having to plunge your toilet often, this is the toilet for you!