Toilet Pan

Welcome to the comprehensive guide on Toilet Pans at Build4Less, where we delve into the diverse range of toilet pans available, their practical applications, and tips for choosing the perfect fit for your bathroom needs.

Types of Toilet Pans

1. Wall Hung Toilet Pans

• Example: Fitzroy Wall Hung Pan, Laura Wall Hung Toilet Pan
• Features: These toilet pans are mounted on the wall, creating a sleek, modern look and making floor cleaning easier.

• Ideal for: Modern bathrooms, small spaces where floor space is a premium.

   

2. Close Coupled Toilet Pans

• Example: Fitzroy, Porchester, Laura, Debba, The Gap, and Meridian-N Close Coupled Pans
• Features: These are the most common types where the cistern is directly attached to the toilet pan, providing a compact look.

• Ideal for: Versatile use, suitable for most bathroom styles and sizes.

   

3. Back To Wall Toilet Pans

• Example: Fitzroy, Nexo, Laura, Dama-N, Meridian-N Back To Wall Pans
• Features: These pans sit flush against the wall, hiding the cistern and plumbing for a neat finish.

• Ideal for: Contemporary bathrooms seek a minimalist aesthetic.

   

4. Comfort Height Toilet Pans

• Example: Fitzroy Comfort Height Pans (495mm, 466mm), The Gap Comfort Height Back To Wall Pan
• Features: These are designed with a higher seat position, making sitting down and standing up easier.

• Ideal for: Elderly users or those with mobility issues.

   

5. High/Low Level Toilet Pans

• Example: Fitzroy High/Low Level Pan
• Features: These traditional designs feature a high-level cistern connected by a flush pipe or a lower cistern for a more classic look.

• Ideal for: Traditional or period-style bathrooms.

   

6. Specialty and Eco-Friendly Options

• Example: Laura Eco Toilet Pack, The Gap Rimless Close Coupled Toilet Pan
• Features: Includes eco-friendly options and unique designs like rimless toilets for improved hygiene.

• Ideal for: Environmentally conscious users and modern bathrooms focusing on hygiene.

   

Considerations for Selection

• Space Availability: Choose wall-hung or back to wall pans for smaller bathrooms.
• User Needs: Consider comfort height pans for ease of use by the elderly or those with mobility issues.
• Style Preference: Close coupled pans offer versatility, while high/low level pans suit traditional décor.

• Eco-Friendliness: Look for water-saving features and eco-friendly designs for a sustainable choice.

   

By understanding the types and uses of different toilet pans, you can make an informed decision that blends functionality with style, tailored to your specific bathroom needs.