Toilet Suite

Shop complete toilet suites for Australian bathrooms at Blue Leaf Bathware & Tiles. This collection brings together coordinated toilet packages designed to simplify product selection, with compatible pans, cisterns and seats available across contemporary and traditional styles. For a broader selection—including individual pans and specialised configurations—browse our complete toilets collection.

Choosing the right toilet suite

The right toilet suite depends on your bathroom layout, existing plumbing, available space and preferred design. Before purchasing, check the pan outlet type, set-out measurements, water inlet position and the components included with the selected model.

Popular options include:

• Back-to-wall toilet suites: The pan and cistern sit neatly against the wall, helping create a streamlined appearance while reducing difficult-to-clean gaps. Explore our back-to-wall toilets.
• Close-coupled toilet suites: The cistern is mounted directly onto the pan, providing a practical and familiar configuration suitable for many replacement projects. Browse our close-coupled toilets.
• Wall-hung toilets: The pan is mounted above the floor and connected to a concealed cistern, creating a minimalist look and making the floor easier to clean. View our wall-hung toilets.
• Rimless toilet suites: A simplified bowl design helps make routine cleaning easier and supports more effective water distribution. Shop our rimless toilets.

Check your toilet set-out before ordering

Australian toilets are generally configured with an S-trap, P-trap or universal outlet. An S-trap connects through the floor, while a P-trap connects through the wall. Universal models may accommodate more than one installation type, but the compatible set-out range varies between products.

Measure the distance between the finished wall and the centre of the floor waste before selecting a replacement toilet. Also check the water inlet position and available clearance around the suite. A licensed plumber should confirm product compatibility before installation.

Seats, flushing systems and product inclusions

Many toilet suites include a compatible seat and dual-flush cistern, while selected models may offer soft-close seats, rimless bowls, adjustable connectors or concealed water inlets. Inclusions vary, so always review the individual product specifications before ordering.

If you need replacement components rather than a complete suite, browse our toilet spare parts. You can also explore our dedicated toilet seats collection for compatible replacement options.

Complete your bathroom

Coordinate your new toilet suite with complementary bathroom products, including bathroom basins, bathroom vanities, bathroom mirrors and bathroom accessories.

Shop toilet suites online at Blue Leaf

Browse toilet suites from trusted bathroom brands and compare dimensions, outlet configurations, finishes and included components. Blue Leaf Bathware & Tiles delivers Australia-wide, helping homeowners, renovators, designers and trades find suitable toilet solutions for new builds and bathroom upgrades.

Toilet Suite FAQs

What is included in a toilet suite?

A complete toilet suite commonly includes a pan, cistern, flushing mechanism and compatible seat. Inclusions vary between models, so check the individual product description before purchasing.

What is the difference between a close-coupled and back-to-wall toilet?

A close-coupled toilet has a cistern mounted directly onto the pan. A back-to-wall suite is designed to sit flush against the wall, creating a more streamlined finish and reducing gaps around the toilet.

How do I know whether I need an S-trap or P-trap toilet?

An S-trap connects to a waste outlet in the floor, while a P-trap connects through the wall. Confirm your existing outlet position and set-out measurements with a licensed plumber before ordering.

Do all toilet suites include a soft-close seat?

No. Many modern toilet suites include a soft-close seat, but this feature is not standard across every model. Check the listed product inclusions and specifications.

Are rimless toilet suites easier to clean?

Rimless bowls remove the traditional enclosed rim, reducing hard-to-reach areas and generally making routine cleaning easier.

Who should install a toilet suite?

A toilet suite should be installed by a licensed plumber to ensure the waste connection, water inlet, sealing and installation comply with applicable Australian requirements.