Back To Wall Toilets

A back to wall toilet sits flush against the wall or against a furniture unit, with the cistern hidden behind. You get the clean look of a wall hung toilet without needing a wall strong enough to carry one.

What you also need

The pan is only part of the job. You will need either a WC furniture unit or a concealed cistern frame to house the cistern, plus a flush plate and usually a seat. Check each product page for what is included.

Measure the projection

Projection — how far the pan stands out from the wall — matters more here than usual, because the unit or frame behind adds depth of its own. In a cloakroom, a short projection pan can be the difference between a workable room and an unusable one.

Access for maintenance

The trade-off for hiding the cistern is access. Make sure the flush plate can be removed to reach the valve, and that the unit or frame allows service without dismantling anything permanent. Any installer will thank you for it later.

Rimless

Worth choosing where available — no hidden rim means no trap for limescale and bacteria, and cleaning takes seconds.