• December 21, 2022

Although toilets are not the trendiest topic of conversation, they are something we all use on a daily basis. Some toilets can last up to 50 years, while others only last around 10 years. Whether your toilet is on its last legs or just ready for an upgrade, you don't want to put off the project for too long; no one wants to be without a properly functioning toilet. If you are not yet familiar with...

• January 11, 2023

A toilet’s flush system is the way that it removes waste from the toilet bowl. Different models use distinct systems. The most powerful systems can flush away waste without any clogs in the pipes. Tornado flush system The Tornado flush system is a technical innovation. It works quite similarly to the Double Cyclone toilets but incorporates the dual flushing mechanism to further reduce water consum...

• May 10, 2023

Due to its constant use, the toilet is an essential part of the bathroom. If you want to choose the best toilet for your bathroom, it's important to know that there are different types of systems, designs and finishes to choose from. You can choose from a wall-hung toilet with a concealed cistern, or a floor-mounted toilet with a traditional or concealed cistern. Both designs are ideal for modern ...

• October 18, 2023

If you want to create a sleek and modern bathroom, then you'll need to find fixtures and accessories that suit this more contemporary style. A concealed cistern is perfect for this design, especially if you want a more minimalist look. Here, most of the toilet suite, including the water tank, is hidden behind the wall. You don’t have to worry about seeing unsightly pipes. When the bowl is left alo...

• November 29, 2023

In-wall toilet cisterns are the first choice for commercial venues such as shopping malls, restaurants and bars due to their ease of cleaning and hygienic design. However, their merits and aesthetic appeal are now increasingly sought after in residential bathrooms. In-wall cisterns are easier to clean than close-fitting toilets. Toilet tanks and pipes hidden in the wall mean less or no dust, fewer...

• January 11, 2024

The short answer to this question is – not really. The actual seat of an electronic bidet toilet seat is only 1/2 inch - 1 inch thicker than a regular toilet seat. The most common area of confusion for bidet buyers is height specifications. The bidet toilet seat dimensions given by the seller may have a listed height between 4 inches - 6 inches. Does this mean the user will be sitting 4"-6" higher...