Modern Toilets and WCs

What you must consider when buying a toilet

When it comes to bathroom renovation, there are countless points to plan and consider. These usually start with the toilet. We bring light into the darkness and tell you what you should think about before buying a toilet.

Do you need a floor standing toilet or a wall-mounted toilet?

This question is probably the most important, because here determines the structural condition, whether you need a toilet that is complaining to the wall or that is on the floor. If the drainpipe is perpendicular to the floor and you have a vertical outlet, you will need a wall mounted WC. On the other hand, if the drainage pipe runs into the wall, then it is a horizontal outlet, which allows you to decide for both a wall-mounted toilet and a floor standing toilet.

Would you like a washdown or a washout WC?

Wash down toilets and washout toilets differ primarily through the inner shape of the toilet bowl. Washdown toilets can be compared to a funnel that is shaped to allow waste to fall directly into the water. Washout however, have a kind of level inside. This so-called stool absorbs precipitates so that they only get into the water when the flush is actuated.

Do you prefer a concealed, vessel sink or wall cistern?

Especially popular are toilets with concealed cisterns. Here, the cistern disappears behind the wall, so that only the operating plate is visible. For this type of installation, wall-mounted installations are needed to help install the complete technology of your WC in front of the wall. In the meantime, the top-mounted cistern and wall-mounted cistern are mounted in front of the wall. While the tower cistern is mounted on the toilet, the wall cistern is mounted on the wall.

May it be a rimless toilet?

Rimless toilets are characterized by the fact that they have no flushing edge. This has the distinct advantage that there are no hard-to-reach places where bacteria and germs can frolic. This makes them extremely hygienic and easy to care for. Thanks to special technologies, the rinse water is conveyed through the toilet bowl in such a way that it is distributed throughout the entire inner basin and takes everything with it.

Do you venture to a shower toilet?

Shower toilets are the closest thing to natural cleaning because they clean gently and yet thoroughly with warm water. Depending on the model, the jet type, temperature, water pressure and speed of movement of the shower arm can be set individually. In addition, most shower toilets are particularly easy to care for, since they do without a flushing rim.