Toilets for Bathrooms | Wall Hung & Back-to-Wall

Toilet Replacements Depend on More Than Bowl Shape

Replacing a toilet starts at the waste outlet, not the seat colour. A floor-discharge pan, wall-faced suite and concealed-cistern installation can require very different set-outs. Paradise Kitchens has toilets and replacement parts for sale, including close-coupled and back-to-wall suites, flush plates, cisterns, seats and bidets. Compare the pan's installation drawing, flush system and available bathroom clearance before buying.

Compare toilet suites and pans with separate cisterns and flush systems. Replacement toilet seats and flush plates and buttons may solve smaller problems without changing the pan.

Toilet suites and pans: Floor- and wall-outlet types need the correct set-out and fixing system.
Close-coupled or concealed cisterns: Water storage and service access differ between visible and in-wall arrangements.
Flush plates and controls: Matching the exact concealed cistern or actuator system matters more than the button shape.
Replacement toilet seats: Hinge spacing, pan outline and soft-close features vary between compatible models.
Bidets and sprays: Separate floor fixtures, electronic bidet seats and handheld sprays have different space and plumbing needs.
Water-use information: Use the selected toilet's registered WELS label and specified flushing volumes when comparing models.

Caroma Invisi Series II suites and RAK Washington close-coupled toilets represent different cistern and installation arrangements. Use the pan set-out and available wall space to decide which type fits before comparing the visible finishes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What should I measure before buying a new toilet suite?

Check the waste outlet location, set-out, available width and distance to walls, then confirm water inlet position. Paradise Kitchens lists different toilet suites and pans that need their own installation drawings.

What is the difference between close-coupled and wall-hung toilets?

A close-coupled suite usually places the cistern directly behind the pan, while a wall-hung pan is supported by an approved in-wall structure. Their installation and service access differ.

Can I replace just a broken cistern?

Sometimes, if a compatible cistern is available for the existing pan and outlet arrangement. Matching colour and width alone is not enough.

Are rimless toilets easier to clean?

Rimless designs can reduce hidden surfaces around the pan opening, but flushing performance and cleaning instructions are model-specific. Check the actual bowl geometry and care guidance.

What should I check for toilet water efficiency?

Use the registered WELS label for the model and compare flush volumes and rating. Paradise Kitchens also lists cistern and flush systems, which must match the chosen pan.

Are toilet seats one size fits all?

No. Pan shape, overall length and hinge fixing centres differ. A replacement should be chosen by the existing toilet's measurements and compatibility information.