Before buying a toilet bowl‚ check the size‚ trap type‚ flushing design and the amount of space available around the WC․ If you are searching for how to choose toilet bowl Singapore‚ it is better to start with your bathroom measurements and plumbing setup before looking at the design․
What size toilet bowl will fit your bathroom?
Measure the area where the toilet will be installed before choosing a model․ The overall depth of the WC can affect how much space is left between the toilet and nearby fittings such as the basin‚ shower screen or bathroom door․
Check:
- Overall length and width of the WC
- Space available in front of the toilet
- Distance from the basin or cabinet
- Position of the bathroom door
- Existing waste outlet
WasserBath offers toilet bowls in different sizes․ For example‚ the CT1288R 2 Piece Rimless WC measures 640 x 360 x 835 mm‚ while the CT1092 2 Piece WC measures 650 x 400 x 790 mm․
Why should you check the trap type?
The trap connects the WC to the waste pipe‚ so the toilet needs to suit the plumbing arrangement already in your bathroom․ If you are replacing an existing toilet‚ check the current trap and outlet position before purchasing a new model․
This is an important part of how to choose toilet bowl Singapore because a toilet may look suitable but still require a different plumbing arrangement.
Should you choose rimless or a standard toilet bowl?
Rimless WCs are designed without the traditional inner rim around the bowl․ This removes some of the harder-to-reach areas inside the toilet and can make regular cleaning more straightforward.
WasserBath currently carries several rimless models‚ including the CT1180R One Piece Rimless WC‚ CT1288R 2 Piece Rimless WC and WT3380R Wall Hung Rimless WC․
What type of toilet should you choose?
WasserBath offers one-piece‚ two-piece‚ floor-standing‚ wall-hung and smart toilet bowl options․
Start with the bathroom layout and existing plumbing first․ Then compare the toilet dimensions‚ flushing style and features you actually need․ Choosing based on these practical points can help you avoid buying a WC that looks suitable but does not work well with your bathroom space.
