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American Standard Champion Toilet

For a one-piece chair-height toilet with a seat, pick the American Standard Champion 4 2034.314. For the same toilet at standard height, pick the Champion 4 2004.314. For a round-front two-piece with a 1.28-gallon flush, pick the Champion PRO 211BA.104. All three fit a 12-inch rough-in.

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This guide compares three American Standard Champion toilets using American Standard spec sheets and product pages.

American Standard Champion toilets compared (AS spec sheets)

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All three use American Standard’s 4-inch Accelerator flush valve and a 2-3/8-inch fully glazed trapway, with a 12-inch rough-in.
ToiletBuild / bowlFlush / rim heightSeat
Champion 4 2034.314One-piece, elongated1.6 gpf; 16-1/2 in. Right HeightSlow-close seat included
Champion 4 2004.314One-piece, elongated1.6 gpf; 15 in. standard heightSlow-close seat included
Champion PRO 211BA.104Two-piece, round front1.28 gpf; 16-1/2 in. Right HeightSold separately

Champion is American Standard’s line built around a large 4-inch flush valve and a 2-3/8-inch trapway. The choice within the line comes down to one-piece or two-piece, elongated or round bowl, standard or Right Height (American Standard’s name for chair height), and 1.6 or 1.28 gallons per flush.

Champion 4 2034.314: one-piece, Right Height

Choose the Champion 4 2034.314 for a one-piece, chair-height elongated toilet with a seat in the box. American Standard’s spec sheet (lixil.cdn.celum.cloud) lists vitreous china, an EverClean surface that it says inhibits the growth of stain- and odor-causing bacteria, mold and mildew on the surface, 1.6 gpf, the Champion 4 flushing system, a 4-inch piston-action Accelerator flush valve, a 16-1/2-inch rim height for accessible applications, an elongated siphon-action jetted bowl, a 2-3/8-inch fully glazed trapway, a chrome trip lever, bolt caps, a slow-close seat and a 10-year warranty.

It measures 29-3/4 × 17-3/4 × 29-1/2 inches and is designed for a 12-inch minimum rough-in. The supply is not included. The sheet says it meets ADA guidelines when installed accordingly, with the seat top 17 to 19 inches from the floor.

On October 15, 2026, the standard new offer sold by Amazon.com showed limited stock with part 2034.314.020, white.

Check American Standard Champion 4 2034.314 toilet on Amazon →

Product page: Champion 4 Right Height one-piece toilet (americanstandard-us.com).

Champion 4 2004.314: one-piece, standard height

Choose the Champion 4 2004.314 for the same one-piece toilet at standard height. American Standard’s spec sheet (lixil.cdn.celum.cloud) lists the same vitreous china, EverClean surface, 1.6 gpf Champion 4 flushing system, 4-inch Accelerator flush valve, elongated jetted bowl, 2-3/8-inch trapway, chrome trip lever, slow-close seat and 10-year warranty as the 2034.314, with a 15-inch rim height. It measures 29-3/4 × 17-3/4 × 28-1/8 inches and roughs in at 12 inches minimum.

One small difference between the two Champion 4 sheets: the 2034.314 sheet calls the flush valve non-adjustable, while the 2004.314 sheet calls it self-closing. Both are listed as 4-inch piston-action Accelerator valves.

On October 15, 2026, the standard new offer sold by Amazon.com showed an add-to-cart button with part 2004314.020; the page did not show a separate stock line.

Check American Standard Champion 4 2004.314 toilet on Amazon →

Product page: Champion 4 standard height one-piece toilet (americanstandard-us.com).

Champion PRO 211BA.104: two-piece, round front, 1.28 gpf

Choose the Champion PRO 211BA.104 for a round-front bowl in a smaller bathroom and a lower 1.28-gallon flush. American Standard’s spec sheet (lixil.cdn.celum.cloud) lists a two-piece vitreous china toilet with the Champion flushing system, 1.28 gpf (it says 20% less water), WaterSense certification, a PowerWash rim, a metal trip lever and metal-shank fill valve, EZ-Install tools with color-matched bowl caps, an EverClean surface, a 4-inch Accelerator flush valve, a 2-3/8-inch trapway, a 16-1/2-inch rim height, a 12-inch rough-in, a 9 × 8-inch water surface and a 10-year warranty. It lists a MaP score of 1,000 grams at 1.28 gpf.

It measures 28-1/4 × 19 × 30-7/8 inches. The seat is sold separately; the sheet names the 5330.010 round slow-close seat.

On October 15, 2026, the standard new offer sold by Homestead Supply & More showed In Stock with part 211BA.104.020.

Check American Standard Champion PRO 211BA.104 round toilet on Amazon →

Product page: Champion PRO round front toilet (americanstandard-us.com).

One-piece or two-piece, round or elongated

A one-piece toilet has no tank-to-bowl joint to clean or reseal; a two-piece is two parts bolted together. A round-front bowl is shorter front to back. The Champion PRO round is 28-1/4 inches deep; the elongated Champion 4 models are 29-3/4 inches. Our round vs elongated guide and one-piece vs two-piece guide explain the trade-offs.

Height matters for comfort and accessibility. American Standard lists 16-1/2-inch rims on the Right Height models and 15 inches on the standard 2004.314; our comfort height vs standard guide covers who benefits from each.

Colors, trip levers and tank options

The Champion 4 sheets list white, bone and linen, with the chrome trip lever supplied and optional white, polished brass or satin levers (part 738772). The Champion PRO sheet lists white, bone, linen and black, and a 211BA.105 version with the trip lever on the right-hand side.

The Champion PRO tank is also sold in versions for specific needs: 4225A.154 with an Aquaguard liner, 4225A.164 with a tank cover locking device, 4225A.174 with both, and 4225A.105 with a right-hand lever. The bowl alone is part 3195B.101, which helps if only one piece is damaged. The Amazon offers linked here are the white models with the standard left-hand chrome lever.

Which Champion should you buy?

If you want no tank-to-bowl seam and a seat in the box, choose a Champion 4 one-piece: the 2034.314 for chair height or the 2004.314 if you prefer a lower seat. If the bathroom is tight or you want to save water, the Champion PRO round front is shorter front to back and uses 1.28 gallons instead of 1.6. Of the three, only the Champion PRO sheet lists WaterSense certification; check local requirements if your area limits flush volume.

Rough-in, supply and parts

All three are designed for a 12-inch minimum rough-in, measured from the finished wall to the center of the floor outlet. Check yours with our rough-in guide before ordering. The supply line is not included with any of them.

The Champion line uses a 4-inch flush valve, so buy flush-valve repair parts made for Champion toilets rather than generic 2- or 3-inch parts. Our American Standard toilet guide covers the Champion PRO elongated and other American Standard models.

Frequently asked questions

What makes the American Standard Champion different?

American Standard lists a 4-inch Accelerator flush valve and a 2-3/8-inch fully glazed trapway on all three Champion models here.

Is the Champion 4 a one-piece toilet?

Yes. The 2034.314 and 2004.314 are one-piece elongated toilets with a slow-close seat included.

What height is the Champion toilet?

16-1/2 inches at the rim for the Right Height 2034.314 and Champion PRO; 15 inches for the standard-height 2004.314.

How much water does a Champion toilet use?

1.6 gpf for the Champion 4 models and 1.28 gpf for the Champion PRO 211BA.104, per the spec sheets.

What rough-in does the Champion need?

A 12-inch minimum from the finished wall to the center of the outlet.

How we chose

This document-based guide makes no hands-on testing claim. We read American Standard spec sheets for the 2034.314, 2004.314 and 211BA.104. On October 15, 2026, we checked each linked standard new Amazon offer for part number, seller, stock and an add-to-cart button. The Champion PRO elongated 211AA.104 is covered in our American Standard toilet guide. Read our selection method and about Plumbing Picks.

Primary sources

  • AS Champion 4 2034.314 spec sheet (lixil.cdn.celum.cloud): one-piece RH, 1.6 gpf, 4 in. valve, 2-3/8 trapway, dims, seat.
  • AS 2034.314 product page (americanstandard-us.com): listing.
  • AS Champion 4 2004.314 spec sheet (lixil.cdn.celum.cloud): standard height 15 in., dims.
  • AS 2004.314 product page (americanstandard-us.com): listing.
  • AS Champion PRO 211BA.104 spec sheet (lixil.cdn.celum.cloud): round, 1.28 gpf, MaP 1,000 g, dims, seat 5330.010.
  • AS 211BA.104 product page (americanstandard-us.com): listing.

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