Toilets

Opting for a Rimless toilet model is often a good choice when replacing a toilet due to the added benefits it comes with. Older non rimless toilet models have a gap underneath the rim where the water runs around the pan to flush, these rims are often unfinished/unglazed and can be a breeding ground for bacteria as they are often hard to reach and clean. A Rimless model has no gap, is fully glazed and all areas are very easy to access and clean. The price difference between Rimless and Standard is now closing and is often negligible, making this option very attractive.

Toilets come as either a single or dual flush. The Dual Flush toilet variety, which is the most popular, has two buttons or two ways to activate the flush, each delivering a different quantity of water. The most common is referred to as 6/3, meaning the toilet has a large flush of 6 litres or a smaller flush of 3 litres. This can usually be adjusted to 4.5 litres and 3 litres.

Having a dual flush can be a really simple way to save water, only using the large flush when really necessary.

A close coupled toilet is the most commonly found type of toilet in the UK and is a toilet design that features the cistern mounted directly onto the back of the toilet pan, creating a single toilet unit. When you flush a close coupled toilet, water is released from the cistern directly in to the toilet bowl to carry away waste.

They are ideal for both traditional and modern bathrooms, and offer reliable performance, straightforward installation and space efficient styling.