All Toilets

Our selection of toilets is crafted to suit a wide range of bathroom suites, from compact cloakrooms to spacious bathrooms. With our large selection, you’ll easily find a new toilet for both modern and traditional spaces, with wall hung toilets looking sleek and back to wall toilets offering a classic appearance. Each toilet is built with durability and easy maintenance, helping you achieve a stylish, functional bathroom with a range of finishes and shapes to compliment your interior design. 

FAQs

What are the different types of toilets?

Different toilet types include close-coupled, back-to-wall, rimless, wall-hung, and high and low-level toilets. Each has unique installation and style benefits, suitable for various bathroom sizes and styles:

Back to Wall: Back to wall toilets consist of the cistern being concealed behind furniture or a wall for a seamless look.

Close Coupled: Close coupled toilets are attached to the toilet pan directly, a the most common style of toilet.

Comfort Height: These toilets are elongated to ensure a comfortable height for those taller or with mobility issues.

Wall Hung: The pan is mounted directly onto the wall with a concealed cistern, ideal for easy cleaning and modern living.

Low Level: This style of toilet consists of cisterns positioned lower on the wall.

High Level: The opposite to low level toilets, high level cisterns are positioned higher on the wall.

What toilets suit a modern bathroom?

Rimless, wall-hung and back-to-wall toilets fit well in modern bathrooms. Their sleek designs and efficient features offer a clean, contemporary look.

What toilets look best in a traditional bathroom?

High-level and low-level toilets are popular in traditional designs, adding elegance and classic style with vintage-inspired cisterns and details.

How much is a new toilet?

Toilets range in price, depending on the style, brand and size, amongst other things. Our toilets start from £70, all encompassing quality and durability.

What is a toilet cistern?

A toilet cistern refers to the tank that stores the water that’s used to flush a toilet. When the toilet is flushed, the cistern releases water into the bowl to clear away any waste.