Traditional or heritage style ceramic toilet in white colour will suit many older homes or classic styles. Concealed trap pan for easy cleaning B...
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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 ...
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Handcrafted in the heart of England Featuring soft elegant lines and authentic Victorian details in a contemporary setting of distinction Gorge...
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Handcrafted in the heart of England A beautiful bathroom basin design inspired by the Victorian era Gloss white ceramic finish Waste Set Out is ...
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Handcrafted in the heart of England Featuring soft elegant lines and authentic Victorian details in a contemporary setting of distinction Gorge...
View full detailsThese toilet suites are perfect for a hamptons or classic style bathroom. Traditional suites are often close coupled or connector. A close coupled toilet has the cistern bolts directly to the pan, but does not seal completely to the wall, allowing for tricky bottom inlet pipe locations. Connector suites are perfect for odd plumbing configurations that can often be found in older homes. There is a visible pipe going between the cistern and the pan, which is often covered by a connector piece to give it a “close coupled” look.
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When choosing a traditional style toilet look out for the below technical options:
Waste Trap Type
Most are available in an S trap or P trap configuration, allowing you to choose from a range of quality designs that have been engineered for Australian standards and designed for any bathroom renovation.
Water Inlet Type
Most are available with a bottom inlet as that is the most common installation for these toilets. Bottom Inlet (BI) enters into the bottom of the cistern usually via a flexible hose or moulded copper pipe, where a Back Entry (BE) inlet is hidden at the top rear of the cistern.
