S Trap Toilets

Tired of grime hiding under the bowl edge? The rim-free flush path and tornado-style rinse sweep the full bowl, while Hygiene Plus nano-glaze helps resist stains and bacteria. Pair that with a quiet dual-flush and a gentle-close lid for a cleaner, calmer bathroom every day.

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S Trap Toilets FAQs

Are S-traps legal in Australia?

Yes, S-trap toilets are legal and widely used in Australia. Modern toilet with s trap options at MyHomeware comply with Australian Standards and current plumbing regulations, and are WaterMark approved. Some S-trap issues mainly relate to outdated, non-vented S-trap toilets, not modern, compliant designs.

How to tell if a toilet is a P-trap or an S-trap?

Check where the waste pipe connects. If the outlet goes straight down into the floor, it’s an S-trap. If the pipe exits horizontally into the wall behind the toilet, it’s a P-trap. The connection point is the easiest indicator.

What is better for a toilet bowl, S-trap or P-trap?

Neither is universally better, and it depends on your bathroom plumbing. S-traps suit floor waste set-outs, while P-trap toilets suit wall outlets. Both perform equally well when matched correctly to the plumbing layout and installed with compliant fittings.

What are S-trap toilets good for?

S-trap toilets are ideal for bathrooms with floor waste plumbing, especially in older homes and renovations. A toilet with s trap offers flexible rough-in options, works well with back-to-wall toilet designs, and is widely supported by modern adjustable connectors for easier installation.

How to unclog an S-trap toilet?

A toilet plunger usually works for most clogs, as long as it seals well around the hole. If the clog is deeper, a toilet auger can help break it up and pull it out. Hot water and a little dish soap may help with mild clogs. If it keeps blocking, a plumber may be needed.

What are S Trap Toilets?

MyHomeware S-Trap Toilets: Fit Better, Flush Smarter & Clean Easier

S-trap toilets suit bathrooms where the waste outlet goes through the floor, which is common in many Australian homes. MyHomeware offers a versatile range of floor-outlet suites that simplify retrofitting, allowing you to upgrade your toilet without the costly expense of relocating existing under-floor plumbing. Choosing a toilet with s trap is a practical solution for maintaining existing layouts while improving comfort and performance.

What S-Trap Toilets Are Best For?

Homes with floor outlet plumbing: Ideal when the waste pipe exits through the floor, common in many Australian bathrooms and renovations.
Renovations that must match set-out distances: Great for replacing older toilet suites without moving plumbing, with common rough-in ranges like 90–160mm and 100–145mm.
Flexible installs in tricky bathrooms: Adjustable toilet connectors can cover wide ranges, down to 60mm and up to 240–250mm, helping in apartments, ensuites, and tight spaces.
Accessibility and special-care setups: Some S trap toilets for special care support extended set-outs up to 320mm and connector solutions reaching beyond, plus raised heights to improve comfort and transfer support.

Why Choose MyHomeware S-Trap Toilets for Everyday Life

Fit-first installation flexibility: Choose standard S-trap rough-ins like 95–115mm, 100–220mm, or 90–160mm, with optional adjustable S traps spanning 60–160mm and 160–240/250mm for renovation-friendly compatibility.
Cleaner bowls with rimless technology: Rimless, tornado, vortex, and swirl flush styles reduce hard-to-reach crevices, making weekly toilet cleaning faster and more hygienic.
Quiet comfort you’ll notice daily: Many S-trap suites at MyHomeware include soft-close, quick-release slim toilet seats for easy wipe-downs and less noise, especially useful in family homes and night-time use.
Water-saving performance with confidence: Popular dual-flush technologies deliver strong cleaning while supporting 4-star WELS targets, often around 3.3–3.5L average flush. A toilet with s trap remains one of the most practical choices for Australian bathrooms with floor outlets.

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