American Standard Champion PRO Toilets

American Standard Champion PRO toilets are offered here as complete two-piece toilets and as separate tanks and bowls, so you can buy a full set or pick up a single component. Examples on this page include the Champion® PRO Two-Piece 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf Chair Height Elongated Toilet Less Seat, the Champion® PRO Chair Height Round Front Bowl and the Champion® PRO 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf 12-Inch Rough Lined Tank. The product names spell out the details that matter, so read them closely: flush rate, bowl shape, bowl height, rough-in and whether the trip lever sits on the left or the right side of the tank.

Before you choose, measure your rough-in from the finished wall to the centre of the closet bolts and confirm it matches the listing. Think about bowl shape too: a round front bowl suits a tighter space, while an elongated bowl gives more seating room. Chair height bowls sit taller than standard height bowls, which some people find easier to get up from. Finally, check whether a seat is included, since a listing marked Less Seat does not come with one, and confirm the trip lever side works with the layout of your bathroom.

What to check before you buy

• Measure your rough-in first. Measure from the finished wall to the centre of the floor bolts on your existing toilet. Compare that measurement with the rough-in stated in the listing before you buy.
• Pick a bowl shape for your space. A round front bowl takes up less room in front of the toilet, while an elongated bowl offers a longer seating area. Check your clearance to the door, vanity or tub.
• Decide on bowl height. Chair height bowls sit higher than standard height bowls. Taller users and anyone with knee or hip concerns often prefer the higher seat.
• Confirm the trip lever side. Tanks are offered with the lever on the left or the right. Choose the side that is easiest to reach once the toilet is installed.
• Check whether a seat is included. Listings marked Less Seat do not include a toilet seat. Plan to buy a seat that matches the bowl shape you choose.

Related pages and guides

• Toilets
• American Standard Toilets
• TOTO Toilets
• American Standard Toilets: A Canadian Buyer's Guide
• Kohler vs American Standard Toilets: Which to Buy in Canada
• TOTO vs American Standard: Two-Piece Toilets Compared

Frequently asked questions

Can I buy just a Champion PRO tank or just a bowl?

Yes, this page lists separate tanks and bowls as well as complete two-piece toilets. Check the model details on each listing to make sure the part you need matches your existing fixture.

What is the difference between a chair height and a standard height bowl?

A chair height bowl sits taller, closer to the height of a typical chair, which many people find more comfortable. A standard height bowl sits lower and is often chosen for children or to match an existing setup.

What does Right Hand Trip Lever mean?

It means the flush lever is mounted on the right side of the tank instead of the usual left side. This is useful when a wall, cabinet or grab bar makes the left side hard to reach.