Double Vortex
Aqua Ceramic
SiphonMax
Toilet Innovations
Engineered for excellence, toilets from American Standard offer the latest in innovations for optimal performance, convenience, and benefits with the quality you’ve come to expect.
Siphonmax
A dynamic vacuum mechanism with side water jets for a powerful swirl, and a lower jet to remove heavy and light waste completely.
Aqua Ceramic
Super hydrophilic technology prevents dirt and dark ring stains from sticking to ceramic surface.
Double Vortex
Maximum flushing performance, minimum water usage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the different types of American Standard toilets available?
One-piece
In a one-piece toilet, the tank tank and bowl are integrated so that it forms a single streamlined unit. In most instances, the water pipes are fully concealed and there usually is no joint between the tank and the bowl, unlike close coupled toilets.
Close coupled
A close coupled toilet consists of two separate units, the tank and the toilet bowl, and then joined together. The tank unit is exposed and usually placed against the wall with a gap, while the bowl is connected to the floor. In most instances, the water pipes are hidden within the casings of the toilet.
Back to wall
A back to wall toilet is where the toilet bowl is fitted fully to the wall or against a specially designed cistern unit. The tank and water pipes are all hidden in the wall or the tank unit. The toilet can be operated through the unit panels on the tank unit or through a flush panel fitted into the wall.
Wall-hung
The toilet bowl of wall-hung toilets is mounted onto the wall itself, not on the floor. Similar to wall-hung back to wall toilets, the tank is concealed and only accessible via a flush panel on the wall. As the bowl is suspended above the floor, it is easy to clean.
Do American Standard toilets come in different sizes?
American Standard toilets come in a variety of sizes and styles to suit your space and needs. Please click here to see the full range of products available for your home.
How do I choose a toilet that is suitable for me?
There are several important factors involved in picking out a toilet that meets your needs, such as specific space requirements or the type of flushing system preferred. Please refer to our guide on how to choose a toilet here
Can I mix and match tanks and bowls?
While there are a few models that can interchange tanks and bowls, most are configured to work optimally as a set as indicated in our Product Showcase. In fact, if you do your own mixing and matching, the toilet may not flush at all!
Where can I find the model number of my American Standard toilet?
Please check the product’s box, installation instructions or receipt from the place of purchase for the model number.
Can I use chlorine pucks or other cleaning agents in my toilet tank?
Do not put cleaning agents such as chlorine pucks or cleaners in your toilet tank, as this may deteriorate the tank components.
Where can I get repair or replacement parts for my American Standard toilet?
Please contact 1800 032 566 for further assistance. You can also click here to locate your nearest showroom or retailer.
General Information
What are the different types of American Standard toilets available?
One-piece
In a one-piece toilet, the tank tank and bowl are integrated so that it forms a single streamlined unit. In most instances, the water pipes are fully concealed and there usually is no joint between the tank and the bowl, unlike close coupled toilets.
Close coupled
A close coupled toilet consists of two separate units, the tank and the toilet bowl, and then joined together. The tank unit is exposed and usually placed against the wall with a gap, while the bowl is connected to the floor. In most instances, the water pipes are hidden within the casings of the toilet.
Back to wall
A back to wall toilet is where the toilet bowl is fitted fully to the wall or against a specially designed cistern unit. The tank and water pipes are all hidden in the wall or the tank unit. The toilet can be operated through the unit panels on the tank unit or through a flush panel fitted into the wall.
Wall-hung
The toilet bowl of wall-hung toilets is mounted onto the wall itself, not on the floor. Similar to wall-hung back to wall toilets, the tank is concealed and only accessible via a flush panel on the wall. As the bowl is suspended above the floor, it is easy to clean.
Do American Standard toilets come in different sizes?
American Standard toilets come in a variety of sizes and styles to suit your space and needs. Please click here to see the full range of products available for your home.
How do I choose a toilet that is suitable for me?
There are several important factors involved in picking out a toilet that meets your needs, such as specific space requirements or the type of flushing system preferred. Please refer to our guide on how to choose a toilet here
Can I mix and match tanks and bowls?
While there are a few models that can interchange tanks and bowls, most are configured to work optimally as a set as indicated in our Product Showcase. In fact, if you do your own mixing and matching, the toilet may not flush at all!
Where can I find the model number of my American Standard toilet?
Please check the product’s box, installation instructions or receipt from the place of purchase for the model number.
Care & Maintenance
Can I use chlorine pucks or other cleaning agents in my toilet tank?
Do not put cleaning agents such as chlorine pucks or cleaners in your toilet tank, as this may deteriorate the tank components.
Where can I get repair or replacement parts for my American Standard toilet?
Please contact 1800 032 566 for further assistance. You can also click here to locate your nearest showroom or retailer.