We're going to take you on a guided tour of our most popular ranges of back-to-wall toilets and close-coupled toilets this week to help you choose the best option for your bathroom. To help you make an informed decision, I will explain each style and give you the pros and cons. Ready? Let's go...
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Close Coupled toilets
A close-coupled toilet is the most popular option. These toilets consist of two parts, the pan, and cistern. They are connected to let water from the cistern flush the toilet. This creates a functional solution. You can have a modern flush button that can flush the toilet at 3 or 6 liters, or you can opt for a traditional flush handle to give your bathroom a more vintage feel. You can choose a contemporary design for a modern bathroom or a traditional design to create a timeless look. These toilets often expose the waste pipe and other plumbing. While this may not suit everyone, it gives off an industrial appearance. This style is popular because it doesn't pose any risk of water damage. You could have the worst flooding in your bathroom, and the toilet would still look the same. Close-coupled toilets typically include the toilet, cistern, and soft close toilet seat. Close-coupled toilets are ideal if you want to design a modern or traditional bathroom.
Back to Wall Toilets
The back-to-wall toilet is a modern version of the traditional toilet design. This stylish style has two parts, the pan as well as the cistern. The cistern, which is made of plastic and can be placed in bathroom furniture such as a wall unit, WC unit, or specially constructed unit, is different. A back-to-wall toilet and cabinet is the most popular option. This cupboard hides the cistern and all other plumbing within one cabinet. The installer will make a hole in your WC unit (some units may already have one). This allows the cistern and pan to be connected so that they can be flushed. Some of our customers are also clever and have made a small wall to house the toilet, which they then tiled to match their bathroom. There are many back-to-wall toilets that you can choose from. Each one is unique and will complement any bathroom design. The toilet and soft close seat of a back-to-wall toilet are included in the price of the cistern. If you are planning to install a fully-fitted bathroom, you will need a back-to-wall toilet.
Now that you have a better understanding of each style, let's look at the 3 most popular toilets in each category.
Close Coupled Toilets
#1 Helix Close Coupled Toilet with Soft Close Toilet Seat
This budget-friendly option can be used to replace a complete bathroom, cloakroom, or en-suite. This modern design includes a soft-close toilet seat and dual flush buttons.
#2 Rialto Close Coupled Toilet with Soft Close Toilet Seat
This toilet is ideal for small bathrooms, as it has the lowest projection on the market. It features a square design and a dual flush button that allows you to choose between a 3 liter or 6 liter flush.
#3 Onyx Close-Coupled Toilet with Soft Close Toilet Seat
This toilet is a stunning design with a unique, chunky design. The toilet has a soft-close seat and a dual flush button that allows you to choose between a 3 liter or 6 liter flush.
Each of our close-coupled toilets is part of a series, which means that you can find matching items to create a coordinated look for your bathroom.
Back to Wall Toilets
#1 D Shape Back to Wall Toilet with Soft Close.
This amazing toilet is a popular item in our online and in-store locations. This modern toilet has a minimalist design and a soft-close toilet seat.
#2 Paulo Back to Wall Toilet with Soft Close Seat
This modern, back-to-wall toilet has a striking square design that will look great in any bathroom. This toilet includes a soft-close toilet seat that provides comfort and functionality.
#3 Windsor Back to Wall Toilet with Soft Close Seat
This beautiful back-to-wall toilet has a traditional design that will fit perfectly in any vintage bathroom. This toilet includes a matching soft-close seat to complete a coordinated look in your bathroom.
No matter your design theme, the perfect toilet will complement it.
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