Link Toilets

 link toilet suite has a separate pan and cistern joined by a short connecting pipe. This layout lets you position the cistern on the wall or behind the pan instead of sitting directly on it, which can help in awkward spaces. 

Link suites are a practical choice for renovations and replacements. They can suit bathrooms where the existing pipework is already in place, and they offer flexibility in how the cistern is positioned and how high it sits. 

Check the details before you order. Look at the pan outlet type, the cistern size and the connecting pipe, and make sure the parts are compatible. Measure the space behind and above the pan, and allow clearance for the flush button. 

Think about what is included. Seats, fittings and the connecting pipe may or may not come with the suite, so check the product details before you order. 

A licensed plumber should install the suite, confirm the connections and check the flush works properly. 

Space planning helps with comfort. Leave enough room in front of and beside the toilet, and think about where the cistern will sit, so the room feels open and easy to use. 

Browse the range to compare options, and choose a link toilet that suits your bathroom. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a link toilet suite? 
A toilet with a separate pan and cistern joined by a short connecting pipe. 

What is the difference between a link toilet and a close-coupled toilet? 
A link suite has a separate cistern connected by a pipe, while a close-coupled cistern attaches directly to the pan. 

Where can the cistern go on a link toilet? 
Often on the wall or behind the pan. Check the product details and ask a plumber. 

Are seats and fittings included with a link toilet? 
It varies by product, so check the details before ordering. 

Can a link toilet replace an existing toilet? 
Often yes, if the outlet type and space suit. A plumber can confirm.