Unlock the power of informed choice with our invaluable guide, ensuring you select the perfect toilet to elevate your bathroom experience.

Toilet Types

Classified based on their structural design:

One-Piece Toilets

• Structural design: one-piece toilet combines the water tank and toilet lid into one integral structure.
• Advantages: easier to clean as there is no gap; modern and stylish appearance.
  
• Disadvantages: usually more expensive, heavier, more difficult to install and transport.
  

Two-Piece Toilets

• Structural design: two-piece toilet tank and toilet lid are separated from the two independent parts, assembled together during installation.
• Advantages: the price is relatively low, transport and installation is more convenient; replacement or maintenance, you can replace the parts separately.
  
• Disadvantages: may be more difficult to clean due to gaps, appearance is not as modern as a one-piece toilet.
  

Classified by the location of the discharge outlet and discharge method:

Rear drain toilets

• Drainage: Rear drain toilets have a drain located at the back of the toilet and connected to a drain pipe in the wall.
  
• Environments: This design is often used in modern buildings or in bathrooms where saving floor space is desired. A wall-draining toilet makes the bathroom look neater and makes it easier to clean the floor.
  
• Installation Complexity: The installation of a Wall Vent Toilet is complicated due to the need to install the drain pipe inside the wall, which requires specialised construction and sturdy wall support.

Floor-Mounted Toilets

• Drainage method: the drain of the floor-draining toilet is located at the bottom of the toilet and is directly connected to the drain pipe under the floor.
  
• Environment: This type of drainage is more common in many residential buildings, especially in traditional buildings or homes that already have floor drains.
  
• Ease of installation: Floor drains are usually simple to install and are suitable for most standard domestic drainage systems.

Bowl Shape

• Round Bowl: Traditional shape, suitable for smaller bathrooms due to its compact size.
• Elongated Bowl: Longer shape, offering more sitting area and greater comfort, ideal for larger bathrooms.
• Square Bowl: Modern design, less common, often used in uniquely designed bathrooms.
• Compact Elongated Bowl: Small bathrooms where space is limited but users want the comfort of an elongated bowl.

Height

• Standard Height:
• Height: Generally between 15 to 16 inches from the floor to the top of the seat.
• Suitable for: Most adults, especially those who are shorter or prefer lower seating.
• Comfort Height:
• Height: Generally between 17 to 19 inches from the floor to the top of the seat.
• Suitable for: Taller individuals, the elderly, or those with mobility issues, as this height is closer to that of a standard chair, making it easier to sit down and stand up.
• Tall Height:
• Height: Generally above 19 inches from the floor to the top of the seat.
• Suitable for: Very tall individuals or those who need a higher seat for easier sitting and standing.

Flushing Systems

• Single-Flush Toilets:
• Description: Uses the same amount of water for each flush, regardless of the type of waste.
• Water Savings: Modern single-flush toilets are designed to be water-efficient, typically using 1.28 gallons per flush (GPF) or less, meeting high-efficiency toilet (HET) standards.
• Dual-Flush Toilets:
  Description: Provides two flush options – a full flush for solid waste and a reduced flush for liquid waste.
  Water Savings: Our dual-flush toilets offer two flush options: 1.28 GPF for solid waste and 0.8 GPF for liquid waste, allowing for significant water savings by using less water for liquid waste.

Additional Features

• Soft-Close Seats: Prevent slamming and offer a quieter bathroom experience.

• Bidet Functionality: Integrated bidets provide enhanced hygiene and comfort. Some advanced models offer warm water, adjustable pressure, and air drying.

• Heated Seats: Offer extra comfort, especially in colder climates.
  
• Deodorizing Systems: Built-in air purifiers or deodorizers to keep the bathroom smelling fresh.

• Night Lights: Soft lighting to guide users in the dark without the need to turn on bright bathroom lights.

Installation Requirements:

• Measure the rough-in: make sure the distance from the center of the drain pipe to the wall (usually 10", 12", or 14") to ensure that the toilet is properly sized.Our toilets are typically 12 Rough-in.

• Check Water Pressure: If the flush is not strong enough after the toilet has been installed check to see if the water pressure in your home is too low.

• Installation space: Make sure there is enough room in the bathroom to accommodate the selected toilet, and consider the location of opening and closing doors, surrounding walls and other sanitary fixtures.

• Consider purchasing our Macerating Toilet for the basement, our Tall Toilet for those who have enough space and are tall seniors, and our Smart Toilet for those who are looking for a modern, minimalist and smart life.