When decorating a bathroom, certain elements such as the toilet and bidet can be important points for the expected outcome of the bathroom.
We must pay attention to both the design of the toilet and the technology incorporated.
Toilet Design:
*Size:
The new trends in toilets are compact. But what does this mean? Compact toilets are those that are smaller, with less depth, around 60cm, with the intention of giving a greater sense of spaciousness to the bathroom.
*Color:
The vast majority of toilets on the market are made of ceramic with a glossy white finish, but the new trends in complete wall-mounted or suspended toilets are in matte colors, such as matte white or matte black, which are very fashionable for bathroom decor. With these new matte finishes, toilets can be matched with the sink faucet, shower column, and shower screen profiles, creating a unique and modern design in the bathroom.
*Lid Material and Shape:
This element can be one of the main reasons for classifying the quality of a toilet. The new trends in toilets, whether wall-mounted or suspended, are ultra-thin lids with soft-close. Since they are ultra-thin, it is important to be well-informed about the material of the lid, as it is essential that our toilet has a firm and durable lid. At Baño Total, we bet on top-quality toilets, which is why we offer toilets with ultra-thin Thermodur lids, a highly resistant material that not only gives the seat high robustness and hardness but also maintains its original appearance and color due to its resistance to UV rays. Its almost non-porous nature allows for easy cleaning with just water and soap.
Technology
*Rimless System:
Rimless toilets are known as toilets without holes or rims. This technology has great benefits such as better cleaning, greater hygiene since their smooth surface accumulates fewer bacteria and limescale, better water distribution across the bowl surface, more eco-friendly as it allows for total cleaning with a maximum of 4.5 liters, and is quieter.
*Dual Outlet:
Does the drain exit from the wall or the floor? Don't worry about it, as toilets with dual outlet are designed to allow installation with a floor or wall drain.
*Elbow:
When you have a toilet installation with a floor drain, you will need a piece to connect the toilet to the drain, and that is the elbow, which can be rigid or flexible. Make sure that the toilet includes this piece or acquire the specific elbow for that toilet.
*Soft-Close:
Lowering the toilet lid carefully will not be a concern, as many toilets incorporate a soft-close system to prevent loud slams.
