Toilets

A toilet combines a ceramic pan with either a visible or concealed cistern that stores and releases the flushing water. The right design depends on your available space, soil pipe position, preferred seating height, and the amount of visible pipework you want. Toilets suit cloakrooms, ensuites, family bathrooms, accessible spaces, and complete renovation projects.

Main benefits and common use cases

• Provides an essential sanitaryware fitting for bathrooms, cloakrooms, and ensuites.
• Offers compact options for smaller rooms and larger models for family bathrooms.
• Modern designs can reduce exposed pipework and make surrounding areas easier to clean.
• Replacement models allow you to update an older bathroom without changing every fitting.

Design options, finishes, and features

• Choose from close-coupled, back-to-wall, wall-hung, high-level, and corner toilets.
• Traditional designs may include rounded pans, decorative cisterns, and lever or pull-chain flushing—browse traditional toilets.
• Wall-hung toilets keep the floor clear, while back-to-wall models conceal the cistern inside furniture or a wall.
• Rimless bowls can make internal cleaning easier, while soft-close seats reduce noise.
• Most toilets use white ceramic, making them easy to coordinate with basins, bidets, and baths.
• For coordinated sanitaryware, explore RAK Ceramics toilets.

Compatible products and related items

• Pairs with toilet seats, cisterns, flush plates, frames, WC units, and suitable pan connectors.
• Works alongside pedestal basins, vanity units, mirrored cabinets, and bathroom accessories.
• Check the soil pipe position, pan projection, water inlet, seat height, and cistern requirements before ordering.
• A practical space-conscious option is the Hudson Reed Luna White Wall Hung Toilet Pan with Soft Close Seat.

Toilets come in layouts suited to compact cloakrooms and larger family bathrooms, helping you match the installation type, comfort features, and appearance to your room.