Whether you’re remodeling your bathroom or building a new home, choosing the right toilet is crucial. Browse this guide to avoid improper selection that can lead to delays, unnecessary appointments, and potential damage to floors or walls!

Before Buying

Be sure to check your bathroom's rough-in measurement and the space allocated for the toilet in advance!
  • Rough-In means the distance from the wall to the center of the floor drain (ususlly it should be 12", 10", or 14"), and ensure the toilet matches your existing plumbing.
  • For rear outlet waste pipes, measure the height from the floor to the center of the toilet’s drain on your wall.
    • Space Requirements: Check the height, depth, and width of the space allocated for the toilet to ensure a proper fit.

    Toilet Type

    There are many types of toilets available, and choosing one that meets your needs, provides comfort, and matches your bathroom style is important. Please refer to the following list to make an informed and confident decision!
    Features Type1 Type2 Type3
    Configuration One-piece Two-piece
    Drainage Method Floor Drain Rear Drain
    Toilet Seat Height

    Standard Height

    (15-16")

    Comfort Height

    (17-19")

    Chair Height

    (19-21")

    Bowl Shape Round Oblong Elongated
    Trapway Type Skirted(Modern) Concealed Exposed(Traditional)
    Flush Type Single-flush Dual-flush
    Water-saving

    Yes

    (0.8/1.28 GPF)

    No

    (1.6 GPF)

    Installation Method Screw Fixation Glass Glue Fixation
    • Special needs or functions: Macerating Toilets, Smart Toilets, Wall-hung Toilets, Bidet System, etc.

    Know More About Toilets:

    • One-Piece Toilets: Modern design, easy to clean, space-saving, and reduces leakage with pre-installed parts.
    • Two-Piece Toilets: Economical and easy to repair, suitable for most homes.
    • Floor-Mount Toilets: Traditional design, ideal for older buildings with floor plumbing.
    • Rear-Outlet Toilets: Outlet at the back for a cleaner look, suitable for wall plumbing.

     

    • Macerating Toilets: Good for spaces without existing plumbing, strong flushing power.
    • Smart Toilets: Features like bidet functions, auto-open/close, and heated seats for enhanced comfort.
    • Wall-Hung Toilets: Saves floor space, modern look, and easy to clean.

     

    • Comfort & Chair Height Toilets: Ergonomically designed for added comfort, ideal for long-term use, especially for seniors or those with mobility issues.
    • Round Bowl Toilets: Space-efficient, great for small bathrooms.
    • Oblong Bowl Toilets: Provides a larger seating area for more comfort.
    • Elongated Bowl Toilets: Offers extra seating space for added comfort.