The Toilet Paper Is About To Change And You Should Be Excited

You might think that a toilet is just a toilet. But, you'd be wrong! Toilets come in a variety of sizes and shapes. Your bathroom's style, budget, and space will all play a role in the choice of the toilet. One thing is certain - no more boring, generic toilets!

A close-coupled, wall-hung, wall-hung or wall-hung toilet is the best choice for a modern bathroom. Some have curved lines while others have more defined outlines. Traditional bathrooms will look better with toilets with more detailed lines and design details. They will also work well with traditional pedestal basins or roll-top baths. While the toilet does not need to match other fittings, it is important to create a cohesive look.

Close-coupled toilets are the most popular type of toilet in the UK. They are available in many styles and shapes, and are usually cheaper due to their popularity. Close-coupled toilets are made up of two ceramic pieces, the pan and the container. The cistern can be mounted directly on top the pan. Pipework is concealed, making it easy to clean. Close-coupled toilets can be made from one piece or two pieces. A single piece is better for a compact and modern loo. There's no gap between the bowl and the cistern, making them easier to clean.

Wall-hung toilets are, as their name implies, hung from the wall. This creates extra space under the toilet which makes it appear larger and makes cleaning easier. Wall-hung toilets are able to be mounted at various heights, which is great for those who have a taller or shorter toilet. The toilets are supported by strong walls that house the concealed cistern and conceal the pipework. An easily installed wall-mounted toilet can be attached to any wall, including a stud wall, provided that it is properly reinforced and supported.

Back-to-wall toilets can be a great choice for modern, sleek bathrooms. They can make a small bathroom seem larger. Because the cistern is concealed behind the pan, either in a specially-designed unit or in the wall of the bathroom, it is easy to clean and maintain. You can usually purchase the cistern separately so make sure to factor this cost into your budget when planning for your bathroom.

Cistern toilets can be installed at both high and low levels to complement traditional fittings and give bathrooms a historic look and an elegant touch. The cistern can be seen and mounted on the wall. The flush is usually a lever or pulley design. The flush pipe joins the pan to the floor. These are ideal for rooms with high ceilings. However, you can also get the same look in lower ceilinged rooms by choosing designs with a shorter flush pipe.

Rimless toilets, which are more recent developments, do not have the traditional rim. Instead, water is directed around the pan to clean the toilet bowl with every flush. A rimless toilet flush is less powerful than traditional flushes, but it's more efficient and will save you money on your water bill. Rimless toilets are easy to clean and hygienic because there is no rim to harbor bacteria or limescale.

Corner and Cloakroom toilets can be used to make small bathrooms, end-suites or cloakrooms more compact. The corner toilet's cistern can be positioned in a corner of the room. Although toilets for cloakrooms can be wall-hung or back-to-wall, they take up less space than those with different design features.