The most essential sanitation fixture and a key pillar of bathroom design, toilets are one of the first things to consider when renovating a bathroom, designing a new en-suite, or undertaking any other bathroom construction project.
Choosing the right toilet can be difficult. You need to consider style, practicality, and efficiency in order to get the perfect fixture for your bathroom.
This guide serves as a helpful overview regarding the best
toilets for each bathroom, along with some useful information to be aware of during the planning process.
Which Toilet Should I Buy:
Close Coupled Toilets
‘Close coupled’ means the cistern sits directly above the toilet bowl, meaning they’re – well, closely coupled. They are a modern evolution of old-fashioned high-level toilets, which had the cistern positioned high above the toilet.
Close coupled toilets are the most common type of toilet, and are the ones you’ll see in the vast majority of bathrooms due to their versatility and cost effectiveness. Their average size means they’d work well in virtually every size of bathroom, however very small bathrooms or en-suites may favour a more space-saving design.