American Standard fixtures and parts: toilet bowls and tanks sold separately, wall-mount and pedestal sinks, faucets, shower valves and repair components. Roughly half commercial-grade, half residential.
Bowls and tanks are listed as separate items on the two-piece toilets, which is how the trade buys them — a cracked tank does not mean a new toilet. They are not universally interchangeable: the tank has to match the bowl model, since bolt spacing and the flush valve opening vary across the line.
Before ordering a bowl, confirm the rough-in — the distance from finished wall to closet bolt centerline. Twelve inches is standard; 10" and 14" appear in older construction and the wrong one will not sit against the wall.
Finishes here are dominated by white, with linen and biscuit as the off-white options and chrome and brushed nickel on trim. American Standard's white and another manufacturer's white are close but not identical, which shows when a bowl from one brand meets a tank or seat from another.














































































