Fienza Toilets

Fienza toilets give you a range of styles to suit different bathroom layouts. The toilet is a long-term fitting, so it pays to understand the differences before you choose. 

Toilets come in several forms. Close-coupled suites have the cistern attached directly to the pan, while back-to-wall pans sit flush against the wall or a concealed cistern for a clean look. Most modern toilets have dual flush buttons to help save water. 

Check the trap type before you order. Toilets connect to the drain in different ways, and the pan must match your existing outlet, whether it exits through the floor or the wall. Measure the space too, and allow comfortable clearance in front. 

A licensed plumber should install the toilet and confirm the connection. If you are replacing an existing toilet, take note of the outlet position and the distance from the wall. 

Think about water use and comfort. Dual flush saves water, and seat height and bowl shape affect everyday comfort, so check the product details to find a model that suits your household. 

Browse the Fienza toilet range to compare styles, and find a toilet that suits your bathroom. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a close-coupled and a back-to-wall toilet? 
Close-coupled toilets have the cistern attached to the pan, while back-to-wall toilets sit flush against the wall. 

What is an S-trap and a P-trap toilet? 
They describe the outlet direction. S-trap toilets exit through the floor, and P-trap toilets exit through the wall. 

What does dual flush mean on a toilet? 
It gives two flush volumes, a smaller one for liquid waste and a larger one for solids, to save water. 

How do I measure for a replacement toilet? 
Measure the outlet position and its distance from the wall, and check the trap type. 

Who should install a toilet? 
A licensed plumber should install it and confirm that the connection and seals are correct.