The one-piece range
One-piece toilets, cast and fired in-house
7 models in this range. Trap and flush data per model.
A one-piece toilet casts the pan and the cistern as a single ceramic body. There is no joint between the two, nothing to re-seal later, and no bolt covers to lose. Seven models, 665 mm to 710 mm wide, in glossy white or matte black. One caution on this range: one model’s catalogue entry records its flush arrangement as “dual flush, confirm per market” rather than a fixed figure, so we have not published a flush type for it. If your specification depends on the flush, ask us to confirm it in writing against the model number before you order.
- 7 models, 665–710 mm
- Cast as one body: no joint between pan and cistern, nothing to re-seal later, and no bolt covers to lose
- Two glazes only: glossy white and matte black
- One model's flush arrangement is unconfirmed in the catalogue — we say so rather than publishing a figure, and we will confirm it in writing against the model number
Buyer questions
One-piece toilets, cast and fired in-house
Is a one-piece toilet easier to clean than a two-piece?
There is one less thing to clean around. A one-piece has no joint between the pan and the cistern, so there is no seam for water and dirt to sit in, and no bolt covers to lift off.
Can a one-piece toilet be repaired if the cistern fitting fails?
The ceramic body is a single casting, and the working parts inside the cistern — inlet valve, flush mechanism, seal — are serviceable from the top. Tell us the model and we will confirm which parts are replaceable and what we can supply for it.
Which of these models is rimless?
One of the seven. Tell us the models you are considering and we will confirm which of them are rimless.
Ready to talk specs?
Specifying one-piece toilets?
Send us the model codes, the glaze and the quantity and we will come back with the specification, the packing and the lead time. White-glaze models carry no minimum order.