About the American Standard Aspirations 16-1/2" Skirted Elongated Toilet Bowl With Seat, 1.28 GPF, Vitreous China, White - 3419A100.020
Sleek, Hygienic, and Built for Comfort
The American Standard 3419A100.020 elongated bowl from the Aspiration bath collection is a blend of modern design, durability, and hygiene. Crafted from high-quality vitreous china, this bowl is engineered for longevity, offering exceptional stain resistance and easy maintenance. The elongated bowl shape enhances comfort, providing extra support. The concealed trapway eliminates hard-to-reach crevices, making cleaning effortless while providing a sleek, seamless look. Designed for lasting freshness, it features an EverClean surface that actively inhibits the growth of bacteria, mold, and mildew, ensuring a cleaner and more hygienic toilet. It is built for a 12-inch rough-in, making it a versatile fit for various bathroom setups. The included slow-close seat prevents loud slamming for a quieter, more comfortable experience.
For enhanced water efficiency, pair it with the 4448A809.020 tank with a left-hand trip lever (sold separately) or the 4448A808.020 tank with a right-hand trip lever (sold separately). This high-efficiency toilet uses 20% less water than a standard toilet, helping to lower bills while meeting the EPA WaterSense standard for high-efficiency toilets (HET). It ensures sustainable water use while delivering powerful and reliable flushing performance.
This ADA-compliant toilet from American Standard meets accessibility standards for enhanced comfort and ease of use, making it an ideal choice for both residential and commercial applications. With its innovative features, contemporary aesthetics, and user-friendly design, this elongated bowl delivers exceptional performance, effortless maintenance, and a touch of modern sophistication—an essential upgrade for any space.
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