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Toilets for Australian Bathrooms

Explore our range of toilet suites designed to meet Australian plumbing standards. From compact back-to-wall toilets and wall-hung designs to smart toilets with advanced hygiene features, MyHomeware offers practical, stylish solutions for every bathroom layout.

Discover Different Types of Toilets at MyHomeware

From practical styles to high-tech features, MyHomeware offers a broad range of toilets designed to suit every need and bathroom. Whether you're looking for space-saving solutions, luxury designs, or smart toilets with advanced functions, our collection combines quality, comfort, and innovation. Explore our curated selection to find the perfect match for your space, lifestyle, and preferences.

By Mounting Type

Choosing the right mounting type determines how your toilet fits into the space, how it’s installed, and how easy it is to maintain over time. Different mounting styles suit different layouts, plumbing setups, and design preferences.

Back-to-wall toilets sit flush against the wall, concealing pipework for a neat, space-efficient finish that’s easy to clean.
Close-coupled toilets feature a visible cistern attached directly to the pan, offering a practical and reliable solution for most homes.
In-wall toilet suites hide the cistern inside the wall for a minimalist look and maximised floor space
Skew toilets are designed for angled or offset plumbing, ideal for tight or unconventional layouts.
Connector toilets allow flexible plumbing connections where standard trap positions aren’t suitable.

How to Choose the Right Toilet – A Practical Guide

Toilet Sizing & Measurements

Choosing the right toilet isn’t only about looks — it’s about comfort, fit, and how well your bathroom flows.
Follow these steps to measure correctly and pick a toilet suite that feels like it was made for your space.

Step 1 — Measure the Set-Out

The set-out (sometimes called “rough-in”) is the distance between the wall and the centre of the toilet’s waste outlet pipe.

There are two main set-out types:

- S-trap: The waste pipe goes through the floor.

Standard set-out: 140mm – 165mm

- P-trap: The waste pipe goes through the wall.

Standard set-out: 180mm – 190mm

Use a measuring tape from the finished wall (not the skirting board) to the centre of the waste outlet. If replacing a toilet, measure from the wall to the centre of the existing bolts or pipe.

Step 2 — Check Water Inlet Position

Once you’ve identified your waste outlet, the next step is to check where your toilet connects to the water supply.

1. Bottom Inlet (Most Common)

A bottom inlet toilet connects to the water supply near the floor. The small chrome isolation tap is usually visible, sitting on the wall about 100–150 mm above the floor, and positioned to either the left or right side of the cistern.

Measure: From the floor to the tap’s centre (height) and from the toilet’s centreline to the tap (horizontal distance).

If this step is measured incorrectly, it can cause alignment issues that lead to problems like a toilet not filling with water after installation.

2. Back Inlet (Concealed/In-Wall)

A back inlet toilet connects from behind or inside the cistern, often hidden within the wall cavity. However, it requires precise alignment, since the inlet must match the cistern’s rear connection point.

Measure: From the floor to the inlet’s centre (often above 500 mm) and from the wall to the inlet’s centre (depth).

Pro tip: Take a photo of the current setup before removing your old toilet. You can show it to the plumbing supplier or installer — it helps them match the right inlet configuration.

Step 3 — Measure the Projection (Depth)

Projection refers to how far the toilet extends from the wall.

Short projection toilets (≤ 600mm) work well in small bathrooms or powder rooms. check out our small toilet ideas for space-saving inspiration.

Standard size toilets (600 – 660 mm) provide a balanced fit for most Australian bathrooms, offering comfortable seating without taking up too much floor space.

Full-size toilets (650mm+) offer a more spacious seat and smoother contours for cleaning.

Step 4 — Find the Right Height

Height defines everyday comfort.

≈ 390 – 410 mm: Standard for most adults.
≈ 440 – 480 mm: “Comfort Height” — easier on knees and back, ideal for taller users or seniors.
≈ 300 – 350 mm: Children’s or junior toilets.

If you’re designing an accessible bathroom, see our full guide on disabled toilet size requirements

Step 5 — Choose the Pan Shape

Shape affects both comfort and hygiene.

Round pans: Compact and ideal for limited space.
Elongated pans: Offer greater comfort and support for longer sitting periods.
Rimless designs: Easier to clean and more hygienic.

Step 6 — Confirm Cistern Space

If you’re installing a close-coupled or back-to-wall toilet, check the space available for the cistern and plumbing.
Allow at least 100mm between the wall and the back of the bowl to ensure there’s enough room for the water inlet and fittings.
For in-wall cisterns, make sure there’s adequate cavity depth (typically 90–120mm) inside the wall frame.
Also, ensure the wall structure is strong enough to support the unit and that there’s an access panel or flush plate opening for future maintenance.

Step 7 — Visualise the Layout

Once measurements are noted, step back and imagine how the space will feel.
Can you open the door comfortably?
Is there enough room beside the vanity?
Does the toilet sit naturally within the layout?
Use masking tape to outline the toilet’s footprint on the floor — it helps you see the real-world space before buying.

Installation & Maintenance Guidance for Your Toilet

Proper installation and regular care will help your toilet function well and last longer with fewer issues over time:

Toilet Installation Steps

Step 1. Prepare the Space: Shut off the water supply and drain the old toilet. Gather necessary tools like an adjustable wrench, screwdriver, level, etc.

Step 2. Remove the Old Toilet: Disconnect the water line, unscrew all bolts, lift off the bowl, and remove the old wax ring.

Step 3. Prepare the Flange: Clean the flange thoroughly, check for damage, and place a new wax ring.

Step 4. Install the New Toilet: Set the bowl onto the wax ring, align and tighten the bolts, and attach the tank if needed.

Step 5. Finish Up: Reconnect the water, test flushes, check for leaks, install the seat, and apply a neat bead of silicone around the base.

Maintenance Tips

1. Clean Regularly: After mounting a toilet, scrub the bowl weekly and wipe down the exterior with a disinfectant or vinegar mix.

2. Disinfect High-Touch Areas: Sanitize the seat and flush handle to reduce germ spread.

3. Prevent Clogs: Don't flush wipes, tissues, or hygiene products. Stick to toilet paper to keep things running smoothly.

4. Check for Leaks: Inspect around the base and water supply connection. Add food dye to the tank to detect slow or silent leak.

5. Inspect Flush Parts: Check the flapper, chain, and fill valve every few months. Replace worn parts early to avoid bigger issues.

6. Control Mineral Build-Up: If you live in a hard water area, use vinegar or a descaling cleaner to maintain the tank and rim jets.

Top Picks of Toilets by MyHomeware

Browse a curated selection of the most popular toilet suites—loved for their design, efficiency, and everyday comfort:

Compare & Choose the Toilet that Suits Your Bathroom

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670x360x850mm Bathroom Rimless Tornado Toilet Suite Comfort Height Back To Wall Variant Colour Available- Gloss White / Default

665x380x845mm Bathroom Back To Wall Ceramic Toilet Suite Rimless Variant Colour Available- Matt Black / Default

570x360x400mm Bathroom Toilet Wall Floor Faced Pan With Rimless VORTEX Flushing Technology Variant Colour Available- Gloss White / Default

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670X360X850Mm Bathroom Rimless Tornado Toilet Suite Comfort Height Back To Wall White Gloss Suites
665X380X845Mm Rimless Back To Wall Ceramic Comfort Height Toilet Suite Matt Black R&T Flushing
570X360X400Mm Bathroom Toilet Wall Floor Faced Pan With Rimless Vortex Flushing Technology Pans
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    Our toilets are built with innovation at their core — designed to make your bathroom smarter, cleaner, and easier to live with every day. From compact Back To Wall Toilets engineered to maximize space, to In Wall Toilet Suites that redefine modern design, and Smart Toilets that adapt intelligently to your needs. Every piece reflects practical innovation — less compromise, more comfort.

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    Tired of endless scrubbing? Our toilets feature rimless bowls, tornado flush systems, and anti-bacterial glazing to maintain lasting hygiene with minimal effort. Experience a cleaner, fresher space — every single day.

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    Built from high-grade ceramic and corrosion-resistant fittings, each piece is designed to last. Smooth surfaces resist stains and scratches, while soft edges and glossy finishes elevate your space. It’s durability that feels beautiful to the touch — not just strong on paper.

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    Every detail is designed for comfort — from the gentle curve of the seat and the ideal height for easy sitting, to the smooth, quiet motion of every flush. For every age and lifestyle, we offer thoughtfully designed toilets that balance comfort, quality, and everyday convenience.

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    Changed your mind? No worries. You have 365 days from the date of purchase to return any unused toilet in its original, resalable condition(except for customized or made-to-order products). Our process is simple, transparent, and built around your peace of mind.

FAQs about Toilets

What is the average life of a toilet?

A well-maintained toilet typically lasts 10 to 15 years, though high-quality models can last over 20 years. The porcelain structure is durable, but internal parts like flappers and valves wear out sooner. If you notice cracks, leaks, or frequent clogs, it might be time to replace the entire toilet.

How to size a toilet seat?

To size a toilet seat correctly, measure from the center of the two bolt holes at the back of the toilet bowl to the front edge. If the length is about 420 millimetres, it's a round seat; around 470 millimetres indicates an elongated seat. Also, measure the width across the widest part of the bowl, typically around 355 millimetres. The standard bolt spacing is approximately 155 millimetres. Accurate measurements ensure the new seat fits well and stays secure.

How much should a good toilet cost?

A good quality toilet usually costs between $375 and $500 for a standard mid-range model. Budget options can start around $125 to $150, while high-end or smart toilets may cost $1,000 to $2,000 or more. If you're hiring a professional, expect to pay an extra $200 to $400 for installation.

How to unblock a toilet?

Here's a quick guide to get your blocked toilet back to normal in no time:


1. Use a Plunger: Grab a rubber plunger, place it securely over the toilet drain hole, ensuring it creates a tight seal. Push down gently first to avoid splashing, then give firm, rhythmic plunges until the blockage clears.


2. Try Hot Water and Dish Soap: If plunging doesn't work, pour half a cup of dish soap into the clogged toilet bowl, then carefully add hot (but not boiling) water and wait about 15 minutes. The soap helps lubricate and loosen up the blockage, allowing it to move freely.


3. Use a Toilet Auger (Snake): Still stuck? A toilet auger or plumbing snake can help reach deeper blockages. Insert it carefully into the toilet drain and gently twist it to break up or remove the obstruction.
If none of these methods work, call a plumber to unclog toilet to avoid damage to your plumbing system.

How to remove the toilet lid?

To replace the toilet lid, follow these steps:
1. Lift the lid and expose the hinges.
2. Open the hinge covers.
3. Unscrew the bolts using a screwdriver.
4. Hold the nuts underneath with pliers.
5. Uninstall the toilet seat and lid.

Which is better, a P-trap or an S-trap toilet?

Neither is universally better — the choice depends on your plumbing layout.


S-trap toilets connect through the floor and are commonly used in most Australian homes.


P-trap toilets connect through the wall and are suitable when the waste outlet is positioned horizontally.


You should choose the type that matches your existing pipework to ensure proper installation and function.

What type of toilet has the strongest flush?

Toilets with tornado, vortex, or siphon jet flushing systems generally provide the strongest and most efficient flush. These systems use high-pressure water flow and optimized bowl design to clear waste quickly while minimizing water use. A rimless bowl design can also help improve flushing performance and hygiene.

Keep Your Toilet in Top Condition: Tips & Tricks

A well-maintained toilet can last for years. Explore our expert tips for regular cleaning, troubleshooting common issues, and ensuring your toilet remains functional and hygienic. Keep your bathroom in peak condition with easy maintenance advice.