Toilet Suites

Three styles of toilet suite

• Wall faced close coupled: the cistern sits directly on the pan, and the back of the pan sits flush to the wall to hide the pipes. It is often the simplest swap when you are replacing an existing toilet.
• Invisi Series II in-wall: the cistern is concealed inside the wall, with a wall faced pan on the floor and a flush button on the wall. The Urbane II Compact version suits tighter rooms.
• Wall hung: the Contura II wall hung suite floats off the floor on a frame inside the wall. The open floor underneath is easy to mop and makes a small bathroom look larger.

Back entry or bottom inlet?

Close coupled suites come in two versions, named for where the water connects to the cistern. Back entry connects from the wall directly behind the cistern, and the pipe is hidden. Bottom inlet connects underneath the cistern, which suits bathrooms where the tap sits lower or to the side. Check where your water point is before you order, or ask your plumber about moving it during a renovation.

Choosing a range

• Contura II: soft, rounded curves that suit relaxed and coastal bathrooms.
• Urbane II: crisp, squared lines for a modern, architectural look.
• Riviere: close coupled suites in back entry and bottom inlet versions.

Many Caroma ranges share their name with matching tapware and accessories, so you can carry one design through the room. All the suites here use a Cleanflush rimless bowl, which has no hidden rim for grime to collect under.

Plan around the suite

The toilet affects your tile layout, your vanity position and where the plumber runs pipes, so choose it early. In-wall and wall hung suites need the frame installed before the wall is sheeted. Pair your suite with basins, wall hung vanities and bathroom tiles, add a soft close seat when the old one wears, or see bidet suites for built-in washing. Browse the whole Caroma range, or book a free design consultation to plan the layout with us.