Questions and Answers for American Standard Champion Slow Close Elongated Closed Front Toilet Seat in Bone

A:  Hello, Thank you for reaching out to American Standard. You can also use the model 5321A65CT.020, or any elongated, bottom mount seat you prefer. Please contact us at 1-855-815-0004 and an American Standard Consumer Connection Advisor will be happy to assist you. We are available Monday - Friday between 8AM - 7PM ET and Saturday, 10AM - 4PM ET. Sincerely, Your American Standard Consumer Connection Team

A:  flo25, This is not an exact match but it is the replacement model. 5321A65CT.020 Sincerely, your American Standard Consumer Connection Team

A:  Please contact us directly through the American Standard website "Contact Us" located at the bottom of our home page so we can assist you. Your American Standard Consumer Connections team.

A:  Bone is more yellow. Linen is a light beige.

A:  I would say that on a color spectrum would see them as white - linen - bone - ivory. So Linen is closer to a lighter bone color or an off white color.

A:  Bone is the color of an elephant tusk, darker than linen (creamy off white).

A:  Bone is a little darker than linen, linen is almost mistaken for white.

A:  You should be looking for a top mounted seat. For an elongated seat you can use seat 5025A65G.020

A:  Ardy99, we would recommend removing the seat to clean the slow close hinges. To do this, you would just dip the hinge end of the seat in a container of soapy water and move it back and forth to release any debris in the hinges. Rinse under running water, and let drain. Replace seat, and test the slow close seat. If you need further assistance, please contact us directly through the American Standard website "Contact Us" located at the bottom of our home page so we can assist you. Sincerely, American Standard Tech Team

A:  They both are slow close.

A:  Seat and lid are both slow-close. This should be true on all "slow close" toilet seats.

A:  Yes both the lid and the seat has a soft close. Hope this helps!

A:  Both the lid and the seat are slow close.

A:  Seat and lid are slow close. Been working great for a couple years now.

A:  Yes, the seat is slow close. This is the best toilet. It never clogs.

A:  It is both the lid and the seat.

A:  yes, the seat is slow close. Not just the lid. This is typical.

A:  Sandi, Both parts are slow closing. - American Standard Tech Team

A:  Yes, it will work fine.

A:  Works great love the slow close.

A:  I bought a wall hung elongated toilet with a slow closing toilet seat cover I love the way it closes. The slow movement prevents it from slamming and damaging your toilet seat.

A:  Dear SerenityLynn, Unfortunately, we really can’t answer this question without knowing what model of aftermarket bidet that you are installing.

A:  Generally bowls are either round front or elongated front. The round front is of course more round and generally measures from the seat attachment holes to the front of the bowl 16.5". An elongated bowl is more oval and is 2" longer from the seat attachment holes to the front of the bowl.

A:  To find the correct replacement size measure the distance from the mounting bolt to the front edge of the toilet. Elongated toilets usually run 18.5" where rounds run 16.5".

A:  I think that you would best use this website link as help for fitting a toilet seat to your toilet: http://www.toiletseatfinder.com/how-to-measure-a-toilet-seat.html