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Australia's most popular toilet has been upgraded! Minimal design with a raised height pan, and a brand new sleek, slim toilet seat GermGard® an...
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Get a tailored experience with gender specific washes, a deodoriser and drying options Have complete control at the touch of a button, with adju...
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Caroma's Urbane II Collection of toilets have a contemporary low-profile design to match the Urbane II basins, baths, showers and tapware. Urbane...
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Beautiful toilet design to suit a modern or classic style bathroom Ezi height pan at 435mm high, easier to get on and off the toilet Universal S...
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Features Caroma Cleanflush® rimless technology, a patented Australian design that provides a whole bowl clean with no splashback Minimal lines an...
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Beautiful elegant design from a bygone era with a unique contemporary twist Back to wall toilet suite design Exquisite detailing in the ceramic ...
View full detailsBack to wall or wall faced toilets are the designers choice in toilet suites. Featuring a seamless line between the toilet and wall, these will not only look stunning in your bathroom renovation but also have less holes or curves for dirt and grime to hide in. Back To Wall toilets are the most common and popular toilets sold in Australia today.
Add instant value to your home by installing a quality, trusted brand name toilet from Caroma, Decina, Studio Bagno or Stylus that has been engineered for Australian plumbing standards.
Looking for a lower cost alternative? Check out our range of Close Coupled Toilets.
Waste Trap Type
Wall faced toilets feature universal trap fittings, to suit either S Trap or P Trap plumbing pipes. This means you can't go too wrong on specifying a back to wall toilet, however they will not suit a Skew Trap toilet (where the trap goes to the side of the toilet).
Water Inlet Type
Be sure to check where the water inlet location of your current toilet is, unless you plan on moving it. Bottom Inlet (BI) enters into the bottom of the cistern (most popular in older homes) via a flexible hose or moulded copper pipe, where a Back Entry (BE) inlet is hidden at the top rear of the cistern and is usually lined up correctly by your plumber to match the cistern.
A back to wall toilet features a seamless line between the toilet and wall. This does not only look stunning but will eliminate any hiding germs as there are no holes or curves for grime and dirt to gather. Back to wall toilets are the most popular design of toilet used in Australia and are often a designer’s first choice.
Back to wall toilets sit flushly against your bathroom wall without any gaps or crevices as the cistern is positioned above the pan. This style of toilet is very popular for its sleek look and easy cleaning.
