Toilets

Choosing the right toilet is about more than appearance. The dimensions, set-out, inlet position, cistern configuration, flushing system and seat design must all work with your bathroom layout. At Blue Leaf Bathware & Tiles, our toilets collection brings together complete toilet suites, wall-hung designs, back-to-wall models, rimless toilets, pans, cisterns and selected smart options for Australian bathrooms.

Whether you are replacing an existing toilet, planning a bathroom renovation or specifying products for a new build, compare the individual dimensions and installation requirements before ordering. If you want to view complete matching packages only, browse our dedicated toilet suites collection.

Shop Toilets Online in Australia

Our toilet range includes practical options for compact ensuites, family bathrooms, accessible spaces and larger renovation projects. Different configurations suit different plumbing layouts, so identifying the required toilet type is an important first step.

Explore popular categories including:

• Back-to-wall toilets with concealed pipework and a streamlined profile
• Close-coupled toilets with the cistern positioned directly behind the pan
• Wall-hung toilets that keep the pan raised above the floor
• In-wall toilets designed to work with concealed cistern systems
• Rimless toilets with a more open bowl design for easier access during cleaning
• Traditional toilets suited to classic, heritage and federation-inspired bathrooms
• Accessible and ambulant toilets for projects with specific accessibility requirements

Not every feature is available across every product. Check the individual listing to confirm whether the toilet includes a cistern, seat, flush plate, connector or other required components.

How to Choose the Right Toilet

Start with the existing plumbing and available space rather than selecting by style alone. A toilet that looks suitable online may require a different waste position, water inlet or cistern arrangement from the one already installed in your bathroom.

Before ordering, confirm:

• The available floor and wall space
• The required waste outlet and set-out
• Whether the installation uses an S-trap, P-trap or another compatible configuration
• The water inlet position
• Whether the cistern will be exposed or concealed
• The full height, width, depth and projection of the toilet
• Whether the pan, cistern, seat and flush controls are included
• The product’s WELS rating and registered flush volume
• Any accessibility or commercial project requirements

Measure the existing installation and compare it with the technical drawing supplied for the selected product. Your plumber should confirm suitability before installation, particularly when replacing an older toilet or moving from an exposed cistern to an in-wall system.

Back-to-Wall Toilets

A back-to-wall toilet sits closely against the wall, helping conceal visible pipework and creating a streamlined appearance. Depending on the model, the cistern may be mounted directly behind the pan or concealed inside the wall or a purpose-built cavity.

These toilets are popular in contemporary bathrooms because the enclosed exterior reduces the number of exposed areas around the back of the pan. Installation requirements still vary between models, so check the set-out range, inlet position and included components carefully.

Close-Coupled Toilets

Close-coupled toilets combine an exposed cistern with a pan positioned directly in front of it. They are commonly used in renovations because the main components remain accessible and many designs are available across different sizes and price points.

Do not assume that every close-coupled toilet will fit an existing plumbing arrangement. Confirm the waste position, inlet location and projection before ordering.

Wall-Hung and In-Wall Toilets

Wall-hung toilets are mounted above the floor and generally operate with a concealed in-wall cistern. Their raised design can create a lighter visual appearance and leave the floor beneath the pan accessible for cleaning.

These systems require suitable wall framing, a compatible carrier or cistern and access for future servicing. The pan, cistern, frame and flush plate may be sold separately, so review the full product configuration with your plumber before purchasing.

Compare compatible toilet cisterns and toilet flush buttons and plates when planning a concealed installation.

Rimless Toilets

Rimless toilets use an open bowl design instead of the traditional enclosed flushing rim. This provides easier access to the upper interior of the bowl during cleaning. Flushing technology, water distribution and bowl shape differ between brands, so compare the specifications of individual products.

Some toilet suites combine a rimless pan with a soft-close or quick-release seat, but these features are model-specific and should be confirmed on the product page.

Toilet Pans, Cisterns and Complete Suites

Some products in the broader Toilets collection are complete suites, while others are individual components. A complete toilet suite generally combines a compatible pan and cistern and may also include a seat. Individual pans are intended to work with specific cistern or concealed installation systems.

Use the following collections when you need a particular configuration:

• Complete toilet suites
• Toilet pans
• Toilet cisterns
• Toilet seats
• Flush buttons and plates

Components from the same brand are not automatically compatible with every range made by that manufacturer. Check the model, technical specifications and recommended matching products before ordering.

Smart Toilets, Bidets and Bidet Seats

Customers looking for additional washing and comfort features can compare complete smart toilet systems, standalone bidets and compatible bidet seats. These products differ in their electrical, plumbing, water-pressure and installation requirements.

Browse our bidets or bidet seats to compare available options. Confirm compatibility and installation requirements before adding a bidet seat to an existing toilet.

Accessible and Ambulant Toilets

Accessible and ambulant bathroom projects have specific dimensional, circulation and installation requirements. The toilet pan is only one part of the overall layout; grab rails, basin placement, door clearance and surrounding space may also affect compliance.

Explore our disability and ambulant toilets collection for products intended for these applications. Final product selection and installation should be checked against the requirements that apply to the individual project.

Toilet Brands Available at Blue Leaf

Blue Leaf offers toilets and related components from recognised bathroom brands across a range of designs, configurations and price points. Available brands include Caroma, Parisi, Fienza, Decina, Geberit, Oliveri, Studio Bagno and others.

You can also browse selected brand-specific toilet ranges:

• Caroma toilets
• Parisi toilets
• Decina toilets

Product availability, warranties, included components and installation requirements differ by brand and model. Always use the information supplied on the individual product page when making a final comparison.

Water Efficiency and WELS Ratings

Toilets supplied in Australia may display a WELS rating and registered flush-volume information. Use the rating shown for the individual product when comparing water use. Do not assume that every toilet in the collection has the same rating or flush volume.

A licensed plumber can also check whether an older toilet is operating correctly. Continuous running, slow refilling or water entering the bowl when the toilet is not being used may indicate that a component requires servicing or replacement.

Planning Toilet Installation

Arrange for a licensed plumber to confirm the proposed toilet, plumbing configuration and installation requirements. This is especially important for wall-hung toilets, concealed cisterns, non-standard set-outs and renovations involving changes to the waste or water supply.

If you are coordinating a complete bathroom renovation, plan the toilet alongside your bathroom vanity, shower and surrounding clearances. Confirm product dimensions before tiling, cabinetry installation or wall framing is completed.

If your current toilet needs repairing rather than replacing, explore our toilet spare parts for replacement seats, cisterns, flush buttons and selected components. Always confirm the brand, model and product specifications before ordering, as compatibility varies between toilet ranges.

Why Shop Toilets at Blue Leaf?

Blue Leaf Bathware & Tiles brings together toilets, bathroom fixtures and coordinating products for renovations, replacements and new builds. Our online range allows you to compare multiple styles, brands and configurations in one place.

• Complete toilet suites and individual toilet components
• Back-to-wall, close-coupled, wall-hung and rimless options
• Accessible, ambulant and bidet-related products
• Recognised bathroom brands
• Coordinating cisterns, seats, flush plates and accessories
• Australia-wide delivery options
• Product support when comparing specifications

Review the individual product page for current stock status, delivery information, included components, warranty terms and return conditions before ordering.

Helpful Toilet Buying Guides

If you are still comparing configurations, these guides can help:

• Different types of toilets and how to choose
• Australian toilet dimensions guide
• Rimless toilet pros and cons
• Wall-hung toilet maintenance guide

Toilet FAQs

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

A close-coupled toilet has an exposed cistern positioned directly behind the pan. A back-to-wall toilet is designed so the rear of the pan sits closely against the wall, helping conceal pipework. Some back-to-wall installations use an exposed cistern, while others work with a concealed cistern.

What should I measure before buying a toilet?

Measure the available width, depth and height as well as the waste position and set-out. You should also confirm the inlet location, required clearances and whether the product includes all necessary components.

What is a toilet set-out?

The set-out is the distance used to position the toilet waste connection in relation to the wall or floor, depending on the plumbing configuration. Compatible ranges vary between products, so compare your measurement with the technical drawing.

Are rimless toilets easier to clean?

A rimless bowl removes the enclosed traditional rim, making the upper interior of the bowl more accessible during cleaning. The exact flushing design and performance vary between products.

Does a toilet suite include the seat and cistern?

Many complete suites include a compatible pan, cistern and seat, but inclusions vary. Some products are pans only, while concealed systems may require the cistern, frame and flush plate to be purchased separately.

Can I replace my toilet without changing the plumbing?

It may be possible when the new toilet is compatible with the existing waste position, inlet and available space. A plumber should confirm suitability before the old toilet is removed or the replacement is ordered.

Are wall-hung toilets suitable for existing bathrooms?

They may be suitable where the wall structure, cavity space and plumbing can accommodate the required frame and concealed cistern. Retrofitting usually involves more planning than replacing a standard floor-mounted toilet.

How do I compare water efficiency?

Check the WELS information listed for the individual toilet. Ratings and flush volumes vary by model, so use the registered product details rather than a general figure for the entire collection.

Do you sell replacement toilet seats and cistern parts?

Yes. Browse our toilet seats or toilet spare parts. Compatibility should be confirmed using the toilet brand, range, model and dimensions.

Where can I buy toilets online in Australia?

You can browse toilets and toilet suites online at Blue Leaf Bathware & Tiles. Compare product dimensions, configurations, WELS information and included components before ordering for Australia-wide delivery.