Grey Water Toilets
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Hudson Reed Old London Storm Grey 550mm Back to Wall WC Toilet Unit
Toilet
Or £90.07/mo. (x3)*
Hudson Reed Urban Grey 500mm Back to Wall WC Toilet Unit
Toilet
Or £36.99/mo. (x3)*
Artis 2 in 1 Back to Wall Toilet and Basin Combination Unit Grey Gloss 500mm Width
Toilet
Or £99.66/mo. (x3)*
Pendle 500mm Light Grey Back to Wall Toilet Unit Only
Toilet
Or £29.99/mo. (x3)*
Balterley Floor Standing WC Toilet Unit 500mm Matt Coastal
Toilet
Or £86.33/mo. (x3)*
Wholesale Domestic Avant Satin Anthracite 500mm Toilet Unit and Kingston Rimless Back to Wall Toilet Pan with Soft Close Toilet Seat
Toilet
Or £99.95/mo. (x3)*
Wholesale Domestic Danbury Satin Grey Toilet Unit 500mm
Toilet
Or £103.28/mo. (x3)*
Wholesale Domestic Avant Satin Anthracite 500mm Toilet Unit and Newburn Comfort Height Back to Wall Toilet Pan
Toilet
Or £115.93/mo. (x3)*
Nes Home James 1000 Grey Slimline Vanity Basin & WC Unit & BTW Rimless Toilet
Toilet
Or £123.33/mo. (x3)*
Three tips when buying a water toilet
The days of the classic toilet cleaner are numbered as many people are choosing a toilet without a flushing rim. The advantages of these models are quite clear – fewer edges and nooks means easier cleaning. The disadvantage may be that water may splash out during flushing in some models, which is never pleasant.
Speaking of cleaning, a wall-mounted toilet is good when it comes to cleaning the floor around the toilet, and it often gives your bathroom a more stylish look. Changing a floor-standing toilet yourself isn’t that difficult, but if you are going to install a wall-mounted toilet we recommend that you get help from a professional.
- Save water. Installing a double flush button saves water when you’ve only done a number one. Check out Waterwise for more water saving tips when updating your toilet.
- Clean it frequently. Brushing round the bowl and wiping the toilet with a damp cloth with a mild detergent should keep the toilet staying fresh. If you wait too long, you may require stronger cleaning agents to remove limescale deposits, which can also damage the enamel and in the long run reduce the toilet’s lifespan.
- Install a water filter. If you have water that’s prone to leaving stains, it may be a good idea to install a filter for the same reasons as above.
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