Grey Water Toilets
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Balterley Floor Standing WC Toilet Unit 500mm Textured Matt Metallic Slate
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Hudson Reed Old London Storm Grey 550mm Back to Wall WC Toilet Unit
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Balterley Floor Standing WC Toilet Unit 500mm Matt Coastal
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Wholesale Domestic Danbury Satin Grey Toilet Unit 500mm
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Wholesale Domestic Avant Satin Anthracite 500mm Toilet Unit and Kingston Rimless Back to Wall Toilet Pan with Soft Close Toilet Seat
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Wholesale Domestic Avant Satin Anthracite 500mm Toilet Unit and Newburn Comfort Height Back to Wall Toilet Pan
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Nes Home James 1000 Grey Slimline Vanity Basin & WC Unit & BTW Rimless Toilet
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Harrogate Back To Wall WC Pan Including Grey Toilet Seat HAR005 + FX002
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TIMAGO TGR-R KT023C Folding Toilet Chair
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FAQ
Water toilets are fixtures that use water to flush waste into a drainage system. They are essential in modern bathrooms for sanitation and hygiene. When choosing a water toilet, consider factors like flushing efficiency, water-saving features, and the design that suits your bathroom style.
Water toilets work by using water pressure to flush waste from the bowl into the sewer. The flushing mechanism can be gravity-based or pressure-assisted. Choose a system based on your plumbing setup and personal preference for noise levels and efficiency.
The best water toilets for small bathrooms are compact or wall-mounted models. These designs save space while maintaining functionality. Consider the dimensions of your bathroom and ensure the toilet fits comfortably without crowding the space.
Dual-flush water toilets are popular because they offer two flushing options: a full flush for solid waste and a half flush for liquid waste. This design conserves water and reduces utility bills, making it an environmentally friendly choice.
You can install a water toilet yourself if you have basic plumbing skills. However, it’s important to follow installation instructions carefully and ensure all connections are secure to prevent leaks. For complex setups, hiring a professional plumber is advisable.
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