Mercio

Mercio supplies toilet suites, vanities, basins, mirror cabinets, baths and spas and accessories, and Renovation Kingdom carries the range for bathroom renovations and new builds. Toilets and bidets is the largest type. The titles include the Zara in-wall wall faced toilet suite and the Norton quiet flush in-wall wall hung toilet suite, both with a Geberit Sigma8 cistern in gloss white. They also include the Rhea and Rome fluted vanities, the Hera shaving cabinet and the Athena round LED shaving cabinet. 

An in-wall suite hides the cistern behind the wall, so plan the wall depth and access to the flush plate early. A wall hung pan needs a supporting frame, and a wall faced pan sits against the wall, so check the space for each. Ask your plumber to confirm how the pan connects. For the fluted vanities, compare the sizes in the titles with your room and note whether the vanity sits on a kickboard or hangs from the wall. A shaving cabinet with LED lighting needs a power supply, so ask an electrician about the position. 

We deliver Australia-wide, and our North Parramatta and Taren Point showrooms can help you plan your layout. 

FAQs 

1. What does in-wall mean for a toilet suite? 
 The cistern sits inside the wall rather than on the pan. This saves floor space, but you need the wall depth and a flush plate you can reach. Plan this before the wall is lined. 

2. What is the difference between wall faced and wall hung? 
 A wall faced pan stands on the floor with its back against the wall, while a wall hung pan is fixed to the wall and sits off the floor. Wall hung pans need a supporting frame. Your plumber can advise which suits your room. 

3. How do I choose between the Rhea and the Rome vanities? 
 Both are fluted styles with stone tops, but the titles show different mounting and sizes. Compare them with your space and plumbing. Our team can help you compare options. 

4. Does a LED shaving cabinet need wiring? 
 A lit cabinet needs a power connection. Ask a licensed electrician where it should come out of the wall before the lining goes up. 

Mercio supplies toilet suites, vanities, basins, mirror cabinets, baths and spas and accessories, and Renovation Kingdom carries the range for bathroom renovations and new builds. Toilets and bidets is the largest type. The titles include the Zara in-wall wall faced toilet suite and the Norton quiet flush in-wall wall hung toilet suite, both with a Geberit Sigma8 cistern in gloss white. They also include the Rhea and Rome fluted vanities, the Hera shaving cabinet and the Athena round LED shaving cabinet. 

An in-wall suite hides the cistern behind the wall, so plan the wall depth and access to the flush plate early. A wall hung pan needs a supporting frame, and a wall faced pan sits against the wall, so check the space for each. Ask your plumber to confirm how the pan connects. For the fluted vanities, compare the sizes in the titles with your room and note whether the vanity sits on a kickboard or hangs from the wall. A shaving cabinet with LED lighting needs a power supply, so ask an electrician about the position. 

We deliver Australia-wide, and our North Parramatta and Taren Point showrooms can help you plan your layout. 

FAQs 

1. What does in-wall mean for a toilet suite? 
The cistern sits inside the wall rather than on the pan. This saves floor space, but you need the wall depth and a flush plate you can reach. Plan this before the wall is lined. 

2. What is the difference between wall faced and wall hung? 
A wall faced pan stands on the floor with its back against the wall, while a wall hung pan is fixed to the wall and sits off the floor. Wall hung pans need a supporting frame. Your plumber can advise which suits your room. 

3. How do I choose between the Rhea and the Rome vanities? 
Both are fluted styles with stone tops, but the titles show different mounting and sizes. Compare them with your space and plumbing. Our team can help you compare options. 

4. Does a LED shaving cabinet need wiring? 
A lit cabinet needs a power connection. Ask a licensed electrician where it should come out of the wall before the lining goes up.