Cloakroom Toilets

Cloakroom Toilets focus on space-saving dimensions, usually by reducing how far the pan projects into the room. This helps you keep better walking clearance in narrow spaces, and it can make door swing and access feel less tight. Many cloakroom options come as compact close coupled toilets, but you’ll also find back to wall styles where the cistern sits in a unit for a tidier look.

Main benefits and common use cases

• Saves space in narrow rooms by reducing pan projection.
• Helps make under-stairs cloakrooms and small WCs feel less cramped.
• Good for guest toilets, rental properties, and small en-suites.
• Often easier to fit into awkward layouts where pipework and boxing-in limit options.

Design options, finishes, and features

• Compact close coupled toilets for straightforward installation and easy access to the cistern.
• Back to wall options for a cleaner look with the cistern hidden in a WC unit.
• Contemporary shapes with smooth lines suit modern basins and furniture. Browse Contemporary Cloakroom Toilets for modern profiles.
• Many models include a soft-close seat and dual flush cisterns for practical day-to-day use.
• A solid compact choice is the Nuie Knedlington White Compact Close Coupled Toilet with Soft Close Seat.

Compatible products and related items

• Pairs well with cloakroom basins, corner basins, and compact vanity units to maximise floor space.
• Often completed with slim toilet roll holders, small towel rails, and compact mirrors to suit the room size.
• Check your soil outlet position and available projection so the toilet fits your pipework and clearance needs.
• If you want a premium brand match, browse Villeroy & Boch Cloakroom Toilets.

Cloakroom Toilets give you a practical way to fit a toilet into a smaller space without sacrificing comfort, with compact styles that work well alongside small basins and space-saving furniture.