The Cadet was American Standard's most popular gravity fed tank toilet, though in the early days of the Cadet, it appears the Modernus might have been more popular. A flush valve version of the Cadet was made in the past. The flush valve Cadet was a comfort height toilet. This page will be talking about the models of American Standard Cadet toilets. The Cadet was discontinued in 2011?
Note: This information may not apply outside of the United States unless otherwise noted.
Note: This information may not apply outside of the United States unless otherwise noted.
1st generation
This generation of Cadet has a very classic style rounded rim, an oval shaped trapway, a line going around the base, and a spout near the front of the bowl. The tank has 3 sides on the front, and is mostly flat on the front. An elongated bowl model did not exist for this generation, as far as I know.
Model number unknown.
Model number unknown.
Video of 1st generation Cadet (Credit to VintageToiletFan 1997)
2nd generation
This generation of Cadet has a similar looking bowl to a 1st generation Cadet, but the spout was removed. The tank is different. It has 5 sides on the front, instead of 3. An elongated bowl model did not exist for this generation, as far as I know.
Model number:
F-2100
Model number:
F-2100
3rd generation
This generation looks similar to the previous generation, but the tank has 3 sides on the front, instead of 5, and the base has 6 sides, with the front flat, instead of 8. An elongated bowl model did not exist for this generation, as far as I know.
Model numbers:
F-2110 - 10" rough in (Introduced in 1957-1960)
F-2112 - 12" rough in
F-2114 - 14" rough in
Model numbers:
F-2110 - 10" rough in (Introduced in 1957-1960)
F-2112 - 12" rough in
F-2114 - 14" rough in
4th generation
cadet on flush valve
This model looks nearly identical to a comfort
height Cadet from around the time, just without the tank bolt holes. This model is distinguished from the 4th generation Madera by these differences.
1. The base is not round on the 4th generation Madera, but round on the Cadet on a flush valve.
2. The trapway is a little different.
3. The back part of the bowl near the water inlet is narrower on the 4th generation Madera.
The flush valve Cadet was made from 1971-1996, for the 18" high model. The 16" high model was made from circa 1982-1996.
Model numbers:
9466.000 - 16" high
9468.018 - 18" high
1. The base is not round on the 4th generation Madera, but round on the Cadet on a flush valve.
2. The trapway is a little different.
3. The back part of the bowl near the water inlet is narrower on the 4th generation Madera.
The flush valve Cadet was made from 1971-1996, for the 18" high model. The 16" high model was made from circa 1982-1996.
Model numbers:
9466.000 - 16" high
9468.018 - 18" high
5th standard height generation
This generation was made specifically to use 3.5 gpf, to comply with new regulations.
5th comfort height generation
6th standard height generation
7th standard height generation
1st 1.6 gpf generation?
This generation of Cadet was the first generation of Cadet that used 1.6 gpf. This generation has the same tank as a 7th generation standard height Cadet, and a different bowl, with a rectangle-shaped trapway. This could actually be a mismatch, but this generation is most likely not a mismatch. This generation was made from 1994?-around 1998?
2nd 1.6 gpf generation?
This generation of Cadet is the same as the previous generation, but with a different, more rounded tank. This generation was made from around 1998?-2012?