Toilet seats come in a number of sizes and designs, from various brands and are made of different materials. If you want to ensure the seat sits flush no pun intended when replacing or upgrading a toilet seat or to, getting the measurements right in the first instance will make the toilet seat replacement process a whole lot easier.
To correctly measure the dimensions of a toilet seat, start with measuring the distance between connection points of the screws which connect the toilet seat to the toilet bowl. Then, measure from the inside front of the rim to the inner rear of the rim. Whether you decide to shop online instore, use these dimensions when searching for your new toilet seat to ensure a perfect fit.
Toilet seats are made from a variety of materials, all of which have their pros and cons. Below are a few of the more common materials which toilet seats are regularly made of:. Lightweight Plastic Pros: Inexpensive, easy to clean, medium resistance to chipping and peeling. Cons: Yellowing and discolouration can occur over time. May need replacement more often than other materials. Bathroom Warehouse source the best toilets from Australia and around the world — shop our ranges of back to wall toilet suites , smart toilets , wall hung pans , and in-wall toilet packages for a modern take on the modern-day toilet.
Home Toilets. Toilets Filters. Show 24 36 Quick Ship. View full details. More Info On Toilets. Whether your goal is to save money or to create a sumptuously comfortable room, we can help. Before we start, some technical stuff. What is the setout? Will I need a rear or bottom entry? S Trap or P Trap, what's the difference? A P-trap exits at the back of the toilet and is designed to outlet through a wall.
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Below are a few of the more common materials which toilet seats are regularly made of: Lightweight Plastic Pros: Inexpensive, easy to clean, medium resistance to chipping and peeling. What are the best toilets to buy? Fully back to wall close coupled toilets have the pipework going through the wall which, although more difficult to access, can save valuable space. In general, these toilets are relatively inexpensive. Check out our full range of close coupled toilets in a variety of different designs, and take a quick peek at some of our favourites below.
Estimated delivery days. Back to wall toilets are installed directly onto the wall or a unit, making them nifty space savers. All plumbing and pipework is hidden, flowing straight into the wall as opposed to into a visible cistern as is the case with other types of toilets. Alternatively you could opt for a WC unit to match up with the rest of your bathroom furniture. However back to wall toilets are slightly more difficult to install than close-coupled toilets and the only access to the cistern is through the flush plate, making it potentially costly if something needs repairing.
You will have to purchase a separate concealed cistern too, meaning the price will add up. They can however save space without compromising on style, which is a huge factor for many people. Check out some of our top picks below! Next day delivery available. The epitome of modern, wall-hung toilets are growing in popularity thanks to their quirky look and wide availability of styles. The toilet pan is mounted to the wall and not the floor, making them easy to clean underneath and far more hygienic.
Like back to wall toilets, the cistern is concealed inside the wall making them neat, modern and space savvy, although this cistern will need to be bought separately.
Wall-hung toilets can be placed at different heights, making them fantastic if the primary user is a little taller or shorter than average, or has limited mobility. Whilst they can be tricky to install, wall hung toilets are modern, stylish and reliable - withstanding up to kgs in weight. We love these wall hung toilets below! Comfort height toilets are the best option for those who have limited mobility or need a little extra height.
They are taller than the standard toilet, which relieves pressure on the joints as you sit and stand. Comfort height toilets are a reliable choice for a disabled or elderly person, as they make an experience that can be sometimes be difficult as stress-free and comfortable as possible.
Short projection toilets are designed to save as much floor space as possible by, quite literally, projecting into the bathroom the smallest possible amount. While a few extra inches of space may not seem that important, it really can make all the difference in a small room. Another neat space saver, corner toilets are ideal for a cloakroom suite or smaller bathrooms, although they are more difficult to install.
Corner toilets are compact and can squeeze into the smallest of spaces. The cistern and toilet pan fit together neatly in the corner of the room, making great use of space.
Compact corner toilets can be bought in a style to fit in with the rest of the room. Take the Harbour Identity corner toilet for example; this simple minimalistic toilet offers a sleek design whilst not losing any practical function, despite its shape.
The Identity boasts a soft close seat to prevent trapped fingers, prolong its life, and keep noise to a minimum. There's no sound more deafening than a toilet slam at 3am, everybody knows that! WRAS approved with a dual flush cistern with full flush or economy half flush, you can reduce your water usage and your water bill!
By eliminating the holes typically found in the bottom of the tank for this purpose, the new Delta toilet reduces potential leak points—and the cracks often caused by overtightening. The toilet comes boxed with everything needed for installation—from tank, bowl, and seat, to mounting hardware, tools, and wax ring—making it a smart homeowner replacement buy. Disclosure: BobVila. You agree that BobVila. All rights reserved. Expert advice from Bob Vila, the most trusted name in home improvement, home remodeling, home repair, and DIY.
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