Toilets

Types of Toilets in This Range

Choosing the right toilet starts with how it sits against the wall and whether the cistern is exposed or concealed, since this affects both the look and how easy the space is to clean.

• Back to wall and wall faced toilets: sit flush against the wall with a concealed or semi-concealed cistern, giving a streamlined finish with fewer gaps for dust to collect
• Wall hung toilets: mount clear of the floor entirely, using an in-wall cistern for a minimalist look and easier under-bowl cleaning
• Close coupled toilets: combine the cistern and bowl in one compact unit, a practical choice for smaller bathrooms or straightforward replacements
• Rimless toilets: remove the hidden ledge inside the toilet bowl where dirt typically collects, so the bowl stays cleaner between cleans
• Smart and bidet toilets: integrate wash and dry functions into the pan itself; browse the full bidet toilet range if hygiene features are the priority

Toilet Brands and Bidet Options

This range brings together international and Australian brands, so the finish, technology and price point vary depending on what you're after.

• A TOTO toilet brings Tornado Flush and Cefiontect glazing to the bowl, with the Neorest series representing TOTO's most fully integrated, luxury toilet models
• A Kohler toilet pairs a rimless pan with CleanCoat glazing and, on select models, an intelligent remote-control bidet
• For a retrofit bidet seat rather than a full toilet replacement, a TOTO Washlet adds heated seating and warm water wash to a compatible existing pan
• Englefield bidet seats pair with select Kohler toilet suites for a package solution, adding instant warm water and oscillating wash
• JOMOO Australia brings smart bidet seat technology to the range at a more accessible price point
• For side-by-side comparison across every brand in this range, our bidet toilet seat collection covers washlets and bidet seats together

What to Check Before You Buy

A few practical checks will narrow down the right toilet bowl and configuration for your bathroom before you order.

• Confirm the rough-in measurement (the S-trap or P-trap distance) against your existing waste position, since this varies between back to wall, close coupled and wall hung models
• Check the WELS water rating, since a 4-star rated toilet uses noticeably less water per flush than older 3-star models
• For a fancy toilet with electric bidet function, confirm a power point sits within reach of the cistern before ordering
• Warranty terms vary by component: ceramic pans are often covered separately from cisterns, seats and any electronic bidet parts

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a rimless and a standard toilet bowl?

A rimless toilet bowl removes the hidden rim ledge where dirt and bacteria typically collect, using a directed flush to clean the full bowl surface. A standard bowl has a rim that needs manual cleaning underneath, so rimless models are generally easier to maintain.

Are smart toilets worth the extra cost compared to a standard suite?

It depends on what you value most. A luxury toilet with integrated bidet, heated seating and auto-flush adds genuine comfort and hygiene benefits, particularly for households prioritising accessibility or reduced toilet paper use, but a well-made standard suite still performs reliably at a lower price point.

What size toilet do I need for a small bathroom?

Close coupled and back to wall toilets generally have the smallest footprint, since the cistern sits directly behind or against the pan rather than concealed in a wall cavity that needs framing. Measure your available depth and rough-in position before choosing a model.

Do all toilets in this range meet Australian plumbing standards?

Yes, every toilet in this collection is Watermark certified to meet AS/NZS plumbing standards for use in Australia. Electric bidet and washlet models also carry the relevant AS/NZS 2845.1 backflow prevention certification.

How long is the warranty on a toilet in this range?

Coverage varies by brand and component, typically running from 10 to 20 years on the ceramic pan and cistern, with shorter terms (often 1 to 3 years) on seats, valves and any electronic bidet parts. Always check the specific warranty breakdown listed on each product.